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In article <CGMC7u.93E@ecf.toronto.edu>, androut@ecf.toronto.edu (ANDROUTSOS  DIMITRIOS) writes:
|> 	I have a slight problem with gcc in Linux...I was told this was the place to find the 'experts' so here goes:
|> 
|> 	I have Linux (SLS) version installed, with GCC etc, and also XFree 2.0.
|> My problem is that when I try to compile a program written at school on 
|> X-Windows I get the message: 
|> 
|> 	/usr/tmp/cca002481.o: Undefined symbol _XcreateGC referenced from text
|> 						segment
|> 
|> ...and I get this message for EVERY Xlib function used in the program.
|> 
|> I made sure to link the specific libraries, and made sure the include files
|> were accessible, but I keep getting these messages.  Needless to say the
|> code compiles at school.  Can anyone help?

It seems that your X include files at school are broken. In our
(plain MIT) X11/Xlib.h, and in the O'Reilly Xlib Manual, this
function is called `XCreateGC'.

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