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"Andrew Cottrell" <andnews AT ihug DOT com DOT oz DOT au> wrote in message
news:9ldcsu824aoqi1bdsintv83c208uh0d40n AT 4ax DOT com...
> I have not seen any examples that come with PMCOM 1.0 or any of the
> 1.1 beta's that I have used so could you please let me know where this
> example is from.

starting at line 2116 in the raw .txi

> Looks like you have not included the com.a fiel from the pmcom rel
> directory. A quick way of doing this is to include the com.a like a
> normal .c file in the project. A more correct way is to rename the
> com.a to libcom.a and include the libcom.a as a library via the
> options->librarry menu option by typing in com (Rhide preappends the
> lib) and add the pmcom\rel directoty to the library search path.

Uncertain if it helps, still overlooking something, now I get an error
message from the linker:
Error: cannot find -lc:\djgpp\pmcom\rel\
If I remove it from the Libraries 'box' the previous errors manifest.
It doesn't matter whether it's in the directories/libraries box.

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