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I had a problem with the GCC 2.3.3 I installed on my machine. I got the
following error messages when I tried an example program from Lippman's book:

as: "/usr/tmp/cca10008.s", line 304: error: redefinition of symbol "_display"
as: "/usr/tmp/cca10008.s", line 359: error: redefinition of symbol "_qsort"
as: "/usr/tmp/cca10008.s", line 495: error: redefinition of symbol "_swap"

where display, qsort and swap are all template functions. The error happened
at the place when I instatiated those template function for the second time.
The code that I used was copied from Lippman's "C++ Primer", and I tried with
Borland C++ on my PC and another machine running gcc, it worked fine. I wonder
if I did do something incorrectly when I installed gcc on this machine, which is
an Sun ELC, running SunOS 4.1.1. I used all the default actions when I installed
gcc on this machine. The as referred by the above error message
is the generic as: /usr/bin/as. It looks to me it is a problem with code
generation. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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 Yongqi Yang                yyang@nosy.chem.wsu.edu

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