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From: martell AT cybertours DOT com (Joshua Martell)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Compiling C++ Programs, undefined references
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1999 03:24:40 GMT
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I have been using DJGPP to compile c and c++ for over a year now and
all of a sudden it refuses to link c++! I am trying to compile a
"Hello World" program like this:

gcc -o hello.exe hello.o -lstdcx

And I get back a list (incomplete) of undefined references in the file
something like this:

d:\djgpp\lib\libstdcxx.a:stdiostream.o  (stuff) __throw
libstdcxx.a:stdiostream.o  (stuff) __eh_pc
libstdcxx.a:stdiostream.o  (stuff) terminate(void)
libstdcxx.a:stdiostream.o  (stuff) __rtti_class
libstdcxx.a:stdiostream.o  (stuff) __rtti_si

I just installed the new 2.81 files.  The only thing I did lately was
install (and delete because it wouldn't compile although for different
reasons) the Open-GL library MGL from SciTech.  Any help would be
greatly appreciated.

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