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Subject:	Re: 1.5.22: Xercesc compile problems
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Jan Rottberg wrote:
> Hi.
> 
> When I try to compile a very basic c++-program that uses xercesc there
> are a lot of compiling errors. The errors are: "undefined reference to
> 'xercesc_2_5......'" I used the xercesc package from the dev-tree in
> the basic cygwin-install.
> 
> Are there any hints to get solve this?
> 

Yes.  Provide the library that has these symbols defined to the build/link
line.  These are link errors, not compile errors.

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