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the_juggernaut AT juno DOT com wrote in news:20020104.134346.-
169285 DOT 0 DOT the_juggernaut AT juno DOT com:

>> Remember to add the "-lgrx20" switch to your gcc compile line
> 
> The test programs now work and everything seems to be compatible with my
> hardware.  I still cannot get the hello example to link, however.  With
> the "-lgrx20" switch, there's still the same "undefined reference to:"
> errors.  So I tried "-libgrx20" and the undefined reference errors
> disappeared.  But now I have these errors:
> 
>  Error: c:/djgpp/bin/ld.exe: cannot find -libgrx20
>  Error: collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
> 
> The first one is new, the second one was there before.  Where does it say
> to use that switch?

info ld invoc opt

-lgrx20 means link to libgrx20.a in one of the library search paths. if you 
specify -libgrx20, the file searched for is libibgrx20.a.

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