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From: Sylvio DOT Triebel AT inf-technik DOT tu-ilmenau DOT de (Sylvio Triebel)
Subject: ld problem with templates
9 Jul 1997 07:14:02 -0700 :
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dear sirs,
I tried to compile a program that uses stl extensivly.
There is no problem to compile it with  gnu 2.7.2 under solaris, linux
and OS/2.
Using gnuwin32 causes hundreds of linker errors like this:
 ... multiple definition of __default_alloc_template<false,0>::...

(all errors occured contain '__default_alloc_template<false,0>::' !)

Is it a known problem? Should I use other ld options?

options to compile cc files were :
	gcc -c xx.cc

options to link the executable were :
	gcc -o xx.exe xx.o ... -lstdc++ -lg++ -lm


thanks 
	S. Triebel
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