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Subject: Re: RHIDE & DISLIN
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Eric Wajnberg wrote:

> Thanks, this is what I've done already but a "run" (ie, Ctrl-F9) leads to a
> whole bunch of lines in the message window. All those lines are like this:
>
> [....blah..] undefined reference to 'GrFilledBoxNC'
>
> I have a hundred of lines like this.
>
> Outside RHIDE, I repeat, everything works OK.
>
> Also, I obtain the same problem if I copy the two libraries is the project
> directory.
>
> Weird!

Not so much. If the libraries are added to the project then they are sorted by name
so I guess you have:
disgrx.a
dislnc.a
test.c

If that's the case then the problem is that dislnc used code from disgrx and they
are in the reverse order (ld is a one pass compiler :-(
Solution:
Rename the files to: libdlnc.a and libdgrx.a then put them in Options|Libraries but
putting:

[X]  dlnc
[X]  dgrx

Be sure both check boxes are checked and don't put the .a nor the lib prefix.

SET

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