From: "Daniel Willis" <willisd AT melbpc DOT org DOT au>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: Need help with Allegro
Date: Fri, 8 Jan 1999 13:02:56 +1100
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Steve,

First make sure you have allegro set up properly - i.e. you have run make on
it, and there is a file called "liballeg.a" under the djgpp/lib directory.
You will also need to include the standard-c (or is it c++?) library, which
needs "libstdcx.a". When compiling the program using allegro use:

gcc <sourcefiles and options> -lalleg -lstdcx

which includes the allegro and standard-c libraries. Works for me.
Good luck,
Daniel.

P.S: Try to post messages in plain text next time, some people's newreaders
may not be able to read HTML.
    Steve Axsom wrote in message <003401be3a7c$a50b75e0$add80ad0 AT default>...
        Whenever I run some programs-I think the ones using allegro-it
always says an "undefined reference to" error message. Ive read the allegro
docs some, though not thouroughly. It said I need to add alleg to
options->library, which I did. also, some programs say "stdcx: no such file
or directory". Plz help asap.

                                                            -Shane