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Subject:	Re: 3rd Try: Maybe an asm problem? (Problems linking)
Date:	Fri, 28 Apr 2000 10:36:23 GMT
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Joseph Rose wrote:

>When I link the test code for my graphics library, I get no error
>message on references to C++ functions, but I get 'undefined reference'
>error messages at every line of C++ code containing a function call to
>an assembler routine.  I'm using nasm; GLOBAL statements appear at the
>beginning of the source for about every function in the source without
>any extra specifiers, and my functions start with just a label followed
>by a colon.  Every other technique I've tried didn't assemble at all.

So you're doing something wrong.  Post your code here and someone might
tell you what.  But if you don't post your code, then only readers with
exceptional telepathic powers will be able to help you.

It's probably the asm code which is wrong, so you could post that first.
From the beginning of the file to the end of the first function should be
enough to see what you're doing wrong.

S.

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