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I am using gcc 2.3.3 and libg++1.39.0 to compile a program which
requires the streambuf class of libg++1.39.0...

I have managed to compile things without problem, but when I am
linking them together to create the executable, I get the following linker
errors:


ld: Undefined symbol 
   __$_7ostream 
   ___ls__7ostreamd 
   ___ls__7ostreami 
   ___ls__7ostreamPCc 
   __$_7filebuf 
   __$_7istream 


Here is the command which caused the errors:

gcc -DGNU -w -msoft-float -I/home/murtaugh/aezust/libg++1.39.0/g++-include
-I/usr/local/lib/gcc-include -o pet estgram.tab.o def.o type.o
const_vars.o mod.o ip.o proc.o stmt.o expr.o trans.o EST.o pet.o
container.o err.o -lm -L/home/murtaugh/aezust/libg++1.39.0 -lg++old 

The executable, pet, is created anyway, however. When I run it (a rather
large executable, I might add), I get the following output:

ld.so: Undefined symbol: ___ls__7ostreamPCc

It appears these are symbols generated by the c++ preprocessor, but I am
at a loss as to how to track this kind of error down... Any assistance
would be appreciated. If you want to see the entire makefile, or parts of
the code, just say so...

Is this something which may be caused by mixing the old libg++ with the
new gcc?


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| Alan Ezust           ezust@iro.umontreal.ca      Montreal, Quebec, Canada |
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