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Where are these gcc-libraries ?

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From: engels
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1993 08:16
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[ Article crossposted from comp.os.linux.help ]
[ Author was engels@darkstar ]
[ Posted on 18 Nov 1993 08:15:06 GMT ]

I tried to compile xvtdl5.0 with gcc using Linux (Slackware 1.10). I
could solve some problems concerning the compilation, but now I can't
solve a linking problem (I'm relatively new to Linux and gcc).

The linker doesn't find the libraries libl and libintl. If I remove 
these libraries from the gcc-line, the linker can't find _compile and
_step. The lines in the C-source seems to be

(void) compile(regex_str, regex_buf, &regex_buf[MAXPATHLEN], '\0')

and 

step(s, regex_buf) 

s is a char* and step is defined as int.

So my question is: where can I find these libraries or are these functions
in other libraries ?

Btw: the compiler couldn't find regexp.h, so I replaced it with regex.h.
Maybe that's a clue.

Btw2: I know that I can find xvtdl at sunsite, but I got a segmentation 
fault with that version.

Thanks for any hints

engelsg@uni-duesseldorf.de

 
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