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In article <1993Jul12.133752.28944@spectrum.xerox.com> bonitch@xerox.com (Joe Bonitch x71842) writes:

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   From: bonitch@xerox.com (Joe Bonitch x71842)
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   Date: Mon, 12 Jul 1993 13:37:52 GMT
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   I am using gcc 2.2.2 with the -ansi option.
   Compiling is working fine, (this is my first project using gcc).
   When ld is executed though, I am getting an "ld: Undefined symbol" error on
   the symbol "__ansi_fflush".  I use fflush() calls in my code, and am assuming
   that the symbol __ansi_fflush is being generated because of those calls and
   the -ansi option to the compiler.

   My best guess is that I am neglecting to link in some ansi-specific library
   where the linker would find __ansi_fflush.

   Is this correct?
   Does anyone know what lib contains __ansi_fflush?

   Any help would be greatly appreciated.
   ---
   Joseph Bonitch
   bonitch@eso.mc.xerox.com


The sun compiler (acc SC2.0.1) defines 
#define fflush	__ansi_fflush.
inside of stdio.h

I think that you have some files compiled with the suns compilers (2.0 acc)
and some others with gcc.  This will probably cause problems.

Bruce Milner
bruce@st-pauli.med.utah.edu