multiply defined symbols in LINKING

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From: raty
Date: Sat, 14 Oct 1995 00:00

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	This is probably in the FAQ, but I didn't find the FAQ...

	I have written replacement operators for the c++ new and
delete. These are based on the OS/2 system functions and operate
considerably faster, allow debugging etc. But the problem is I can not
get the linker to produce the executable since it finds multiple
definitions and refuses to link. What is the correct option I should
give it? Does this port in the OS/2 handle these things differently or
what... There exists two ports of gnu gcc for OS/2, and this is the so
called EMX port - the other one linked fine :-(

	thanks for any help!

	regards,

	timo raty

ps. I'd prefer mail to timo.raty@ntc.nokia.com

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Date: 1995/10/14
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