Date:	Tue, 7 Mar 2000 10:51:18 +0200 (IST)
From:	Eli Zaretskii <eliz AT is DOT elta DOT co DOT il>
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To:	Rodeo Red <rodeored AT netstep DOT net>
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Subject:	Re: -wall messages
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On Mon, 6 Mar 2000, Rodeo Red wrote:

> This simple hello world program compiles fine but when I use -wall I get
> all the messages below. 

You mean -Wall (Capital W), right?

> r.exe(.text+0x1ec):crt0.s: multiple definition of `__exit'
> c:/djgpp/lib/crt0.o(.text+0x1ec):crt0.s: first defined here
> r.exe(.text+0x2d0):crt0.s: multiple definition of `__sbrk'
> c:/djgpp/lib/crt0.o(.text+0x2d0):crt0.s: first defined here
>
> If these aren't warning messaes what are they ? 
> 
> I thought warning messages would say "warning" on them. 

These messages are NOT warnings, they are errors.  You didn't show the
exact command line you used to compile (you should *always* do that
when reporting compilation/link problems), but from the error messages
I'm guessing that you typed something like this:

   gpp -o -wall r.exe 41.cpp

The problem is that the name of the program, r.exe, should
*immediately* follow the -o switch.  The -o switch expects an
argument: the name of the file where to put the resulting program.  If
you stick something between -o and the name of the program, the linker
will be confused.

In the above example, the program will be output to a file called
`-wall', and r.exe will be taken as one of the files which should be
linked into that program.  That's why the linker complains: r.exe
already has the `main' function and all the other functions which come
from the startup module.

The correct command line is this:

    gpp -Wall -o r.exe 41.cpp

> Is there any other way to turn on warning messages besides "- wall" ? 

They are documented in the GCC manual, which see.  From the command
line, type "info gcc invoking warning" and read there.  (This assumes
you installed info.exe from txi40b.zip.)

> Is djgpp the same compiler they mean when they say "gcc" ?

DJGPP is the name of the project.  GCC is the compiler used by DJGPP.

> Why does
> everyone else seem to use gcc as a command line but I have to use gpp ? 

Use gcc for C programs, gpp for C++ programs.  This is further
explained in the DJGPP FAQ list, section 8.8.

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