Message-ID:	<35232353.flying-brick@flying-brick.caverock.net.nz>
Date:	Thu, 02 Apr 1998 17:34:10 +1200
From:	"Eric Gillespie (Root)" <root AT flying-brick DOT caverock DOT net DOT nz>
Organization:	The Flying Brick computer
To:	djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Subject:	Re: Antwort: Re: Problems with GRX20.a

On the 2nd day of April, Eli wrote to us:
>> >./lib/libgrx20.a(setmode.o)(.text+0x49d):setmode.c: undefined reference to
>> > `_streamv'
>> >./lib/libgrx20.a(setmode.o)(.text+0x723):setmode.c: undefined reference to
>> > `_streamv'
>> 
>> Well, I hunted through my ENTIRE GRX source tree as well as all the relevant
>> include files and couldn't find _streamv.  So I don't know how the linker
>> came up with this problem, anyone else have any ideas?
>
>`setmode.o' in libgrx20.a does NOT reference `_streamv' or anything
>like that.  You can easily test this with `nm'.

Actually, what I meant to say, is that I nm'ed my libraries, as well as doing
a grep through ALL my headers and libraries (even the C++ ones, just in case
it was a C++ internal variable) and couldn't find a sausage.
Then I decided to strings the compiler files (i.e. cpp, cc1, cc1plus, like: 
strings cpp.exe | grep "_streamv"
) /* better balance the brackets 8-) */

Again, not a sausage.  I don't think this variable exists - at least not on MY
hard drive (unless DJ can shed any light on the matter?) except in a news
article...

Errrr, this isn't a troll, is it?

Keep hittimg them keys,
The Viking

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