Call to function I0() not _I0()?

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From: malhar m. palkar
Date: Sat, 14 Oct 1995 01:55

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Hi,

I have some questions in C on SunOS 4.1.4 machine.
	1> How do I call a function I0(). Function is written
	assembly. (It is not _I0)

	2> I am getting errors in dbx if I use gcc 2.7.0, However
	2.6.3 seems to be fine.

	3> I have unsigned char *foo; declaration in assembly. I am
	getting errors. How do I get rid of it.

Another unrelated question: Is gcc -p or -pg supported on hppa machines.
It gives error saying mcrt0.o not found.

Any help is appreciated.

/MALHAR

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Subject: Call to function I0() not _I0()?
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