From:	rgordon AT vnet DOT net ("Ryan C. Gordon")
Subject:	Linking in InitiateSystemShutdown()...
25 Jan 1997 05:24:01 -0800 :
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Ok, forgive a potentially stupid question, but in an attempt to 
figure out how the API InitiateSystemShutdown() works, I wrote an 
incredibly simplistic program...here it is:


#include <windows.h>

int main(void)
{
    InitiateSystemShutdown(NULL, "REBOOOOOOOT!", 5, FALSE, TRUE);
    return(0);
}


Now, when compiling, I get this:

C:\2\C>gcc testshutdown.c -o testshutdown.exe

C:\WINDOWS\TEMP/cc0010001.o(.text+0x26):testshutdown.c: undefined reference to `
InitiateSystemShutdownA AT 20'



How do I remedy this? Er...I'm running on a Win95 box, and I'm using 
version 17.1 of the development tools.

Much thanks,
--ryan.
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