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From:	Angelo Graziosi <Angelo DOT Graziosi AT roma1 DOT infn DOT it>
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Subject:	RE: G77, libg2c and a linking problem
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Dave Korn wrote:

> Using your hello world testcase, I found that 
>
> g77 hello.F -o hello
>
> "just works".  


Yes, it works.


> You don't mention that you've tried this but I assume you
> did and it didn't work.  So please try the fix I suggested in

> http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2006-07/msg00620.html


I have applied what you suggested since then and have built happily many
applications with G77, GCC 3.4.4-2 (CERNLIB, ROOT, Emacs-cvs...).

Now I have discovered these strange linking problems trying to change
somethings in the procedure to build Cernlib and have reproduced that
simple test case.

In these hours I have found the same behavior on Linux Kubuntu with
G77-3.4.6.


In any case it sound 'strange' that moving '-s' or '-o hello' on command
line changes the result of linking libg2c.


Thanks,

   Angelo.


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