From:	Martin Str|mberg <ams AT speedy DOT ludd DOT luth DOT se>
Subject:	Re: Compilation
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Michael Rodgers <xtreme1084 AT yahoo DOT com> wrote:
: I have a new problem with RHIDE or djgpp (most likely
: djgpp).  When I try to compile any program, I get a
: lot of errors, and they all are mostly the same thing.
:  It gives me a ton of "undefined fuction" errors. 
: Every single error indicates that a function is not
: defined.  The problem is, the function is defined, but
: it is looking for the same function with one more
: underscore at the beginning than it has.  It will say
: something like _set_color() is not defined, but then
: it will jump to the line where the error is and it
: indicates set_color!  On about half of the errors,

C function my_foot() will become assembly function with the name
_my_foot and this is the name the linker sees too. So in your case
set_color() is undefined (if we suppose it's a C function, which is
likely).

: after it says "error" and the filename, it says
: "(.text+" and then a hexadecimal number.  Please tell
: me what to do to configure the compiler to not do
: this.  

You need to make sure to have the functions you use linked in.


Right,

						MartinS

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