From: kurt DOT skauen AT funcom DOT com (Kurt Skauen)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: DJGPP is not strict enough ???
Date: Thu, 06 Feb 1997 15:34:22 GMT
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slsyj AT cc DOT usu DOT edu (CHRISTINA) wrote:

>I am a beginning C++ programmer and I just
>started to use djgpp. Now, I have one tiny
>problem. Is there anyway I can force djgpp
>to check if I've included the necessary
>libraries? The problem is that the person
>who grades my homework uses Borland C++ (don't
>mean to continue the flame war here) so if
>I use an exit statement in my program, Borland's
>compiler will protest whereas dgjpp compiles and
>runs just fine. Still, the grader will dock
>points for a program that does not compile
>without him adding #include <stdlib.h>.

If you miss som libraries the linker will complain about unresolved
references when building the executable. What you are missing is only
the header file declaring proto-types for the functions in a library.

Use -Wall when compiling. This will generate a warning if you call a
function not declared by a proto-type.


Kurt. 	Programmer Funcom/R&D
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