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Ken Brown wrote:

> I don't know anything about import libraries, but I wonder if these
> errors are caused by the speclib problems that have been discussed in
> recent weeks.

  Nope, no relation whatsoever.  The speclib stuff relates only to the system
libraries libc, libm, libdl, libutil, libcygwin, libpthread.  I think your
zlib problem comes from somehow getting both a statically-linked in-tree build
of zlib and the system's zlib dll import library into the final link at the
same time.  The undefined references in the other libs I can't guess where
they come from, you'll have to track them down - maybe the libs aren't in
dependency-order on the linker commandline.

    cheers,
      DaveK





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