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From:	Tasci Synx <nospam AT puckbell DOT net>
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Subject:	Re: Linking Object Libraries
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Date:	Thu, 20 Jul 2000 13:28:54 -0700
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DJ Delorie wrote:
> 
> You need to list your objects first, *then* the libraries.

Thanks for replying so soon!  Sadly, I tried your advice to no avail. 
I'm still getting it mixed up.

Both
gpp -g mufcode.o mufcoder.o -Lc:\windows\desktop\tcl\code\library -lgame
-o muf.exe 
and
gpp -g mufcode.o mufcoder.o -o muf.exe
-Lc:\windows\desktop\tcl\code\library -lgame
produced the same linker errors as before.
I even tried
gpp -Lc:\windows\desktop\tcl\code\library -g mufcode.o mufcoder.o -1game
-o muf.exe
but still got the same 100 or so 'undefined reference to...' errors.

Thanks much for your help.  I hope you can clear up my misinterpretation
of your advice.


Tasci

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