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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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DJ Delorie wrote:
> 
> No, you did what I expected.  Next, try doing "nm libgame.a" and see
> if the missing symbols really are there.

It check out fine (as much as I can understand that stuff).  I
discovered, upon closer examination, that your advice worked perfectly. 
There is a different problem, templated functions not instantiating,
that produces the same error.  I was getting the two mixed together. 
Thanks to your help, my libraries work.  All I have to do now is figure
out why the templated class isn't instantiating itself.

Thank you very much


Tasci
With apologies for possible misuse of the word 'instantiated'

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