From:	"Dan Bogdanov" <dan AT parnu DOT ee>
Subject:	linking DJGPP with NASM and getting undefined references
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Message-ID:	<01be75e9$55c8b800$0100007f@dan>
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Date:	24 Mar 1999 13:11:51 GMT
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I tried to link an assembler function declared as

[GLOBAL _function_name__FUiUiUiUicUiUic]

with a C++ caller

function_name(struct strname *var, unsigned int x, unsigned int y, char z);


which is declared as

extern int function_name(struct strname *var, unsigned int x, unsigned int
y, char z);

where struct is 
struct strname {unsigned int a; unsigned int b; unsigned int c; unsigned
int d; char *pointer};

When linking, I get an undefined reference to the function. It's one of my
first attempts to combine DJGPP and NASM. It's for an example to a school
paper about
assembler programming, so please give me an idea of what is wrong !

Dan

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