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"Brooks, Rupert" wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Looking for an alternative to Cygwin, I downloaded DJGPP the other day.  I
> believe that I have installed it according to the instructions but I am
> having trouble compiling things that used to compile properly under Cygwin.
> 
> Basically the linker is unable to find the library containing Assert. 

There is nothing called "Assert" in C or C++.  There is a macro
"assert(arg)", defined in <assert.h> (or <cassert> for C++).  It is not
in *any* library if you are using any implementation of C or C++.  As a
macro, it _must_ be visible at source level.  If you are using some
other language, all bets are off.

-- 
Carius est nobis flagellari p doctrina quam nescire.
[leofre ys us beon beswungen for lare thaenne hit ne cunnan.]
 - MS Cotton Tiberius A, xv, fol. 60v (British Library)

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