From:	"DeHackEd" <not DOT given AT out>
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Subject:	Re: About infamous -lstdcx bug
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Date:	Wed, 14 Jul 1999 12:40:33 GMT
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> i found the solution (perhaps....)
>
> rename the file called libstdcxx.a to libstdcx.a in the lib directory !
> i tried this yesterday, and all is ok !
>

Although this is a good possability, it means that if any program that knows
long filenames exist tries to link it stdcxx, that will fail. The solution
for RHIDE is in the FAQ, and I find it quickly by doing a word search for
"-lstdcx".

One solution someone proposed was to copy the file with the other name. This
way both names are valid and all programs will be happy.

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DeHackEd
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