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The following may well be FAQs but since I couldn't find it (yet)
I will have to put them here.

(All is relevant to gcc for OS/2 btw)

When I call gcc *.c I get a long list of parsing errors, however
when calling gcc <all files explicitly> everything is fine. Is
there an explanation for this behaviour? It looks like the former
call gets gcc to use c++ style in spite of .c extensions.

How exaclty should ld be invoked? When I compile a single file fi
like gcc program.c -o program.exe, I get an executable; when
I do gcc -c program.c, ld -o program.exe program.o I get undefined
symbols like __main, _printf, __fill, __flush. I have the
library_path=d:/lib/emx set. (Tried both forward and backward slash)
Basically what I want to know is, is there more detailed info
on the usage of ld?

Hoping you can help me out...
Thanks, Erik


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