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Here's my problem:

In a C++ file:

           extern int bar;
           extern void assembly_foo ();

           void c_foo (void) {

                 // assign common variable so assembly can access it
                 bar = 100;               // LINKER FINDS THIS VARIABLE AS
_bar IN ASSEMBLY FILE

                 // call assembler routine
                 assembly_foo();       // LINKER *CANNOT* FIND THIS
FUNCTION!
          }


In assembler file:

           .comm _bar,4                ; shared between assembler and C++
           .global _assembly_foo    ; called from C++

           _assembly_foo:
                     ; followed by assembly code


When I compile the linker has no problem referencing the .comm variables
but cannot find a reference to .global assembler routines.  The normal
course of events is to define the assembly language names with a
preceeding '_' character since the C++ will put an '_' in front of all
function names.  This will allow the linker to find a match.  Any
clues????? Thanks in advance.  Please E-mail at malogan@aol.com, I go on
vacation Oct 11, 1995 and need to get this working.
Michael A. Logan                                 
Phoenix, Arizona, U.S.A.

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