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Al Morgan wrote:

> I'm not sure about the library, but I noticed this: you have commands to
> link your object code, but no commands to compile the object code.
> >

I have a problem with ld reporting cannot open -lstdcx: no such file....

I have originally installed DJGPP for C only with the gcc281 under win 95. Now
I would like to use C++ so I have downloaded the following files.

v2gnu/gcc295b.zip    Basic GCC compiler            1.7 mb
v2gnu/gpp295b.zip    C++ compiler                  1.6 mb
v2gnu/lgp2811b.zip   C++ libraries                 583 kb

After unzipping and attempting to compile simple C++ example I got a complaint

about cc1plus.exe not found. So I found it under 'lib\this\that\\\ and copied
it into bin.
Now I get the ' cannot open -lstdcx: no such file....'
 I can't find it manually either.
Anyone  have any ideas? how to get it and let rhide or ld know where to find
it?
The closest file name I have is 'libstdcxx.a'