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I tried to use the String-class supplied in GLP, but I always get
linking errrors. I suspect the error lies in the libraries beeing
linked with the -l option. Could somebody please explain to me which
libraries to use? I can compile the program to an object file with
-c. I am running under DOS 6.0, on a 486/33, and use DJ's GCC 2.6.3

Here is my test program: 

--- test.cc:

#include <iostream.h>
#include <_string.h>

main ()
{
        String a = "Hello!";
        cout << a;
}

--- I compiled with:

gcc test.cc -liostr -lgpp -lgpl

--- and these where the error messages:

String.cc(.text+0x1967): undefined reference to `lib_error_handler'
String.cc(.text+0x1a25): undefined reference to `lib_error_handler'
String.cc(.text+0x1ae1): undefined reference to `lib_error_handler'
String.cc(.text+0x1b3b): undefined reference to `lib_error_handler'
String.cc(.text+0x1c45): undefined reference to `lib_error_handler'
String.cc(.text+0x1d75): more undefined references to `lib_error_handler' follow


--- if I compile without -lgpp (I just tried both since I wasn't sure
about which libraries to use):

gcc test.cc -liostr -lgpl

--- I get:

test.cc(.text+0x2b): undefined reference to `String::String(char const *)'
test.cc(.text+0x3c): undefined reference to `operator<<(ostream &, String const &)'
test.cc(.text+0x4a): undefined reference to `String::~String(void)'

--- any ideas why?

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