Date:	Tue, 18 Sep 2001 14:35:48 +0300
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Subject:	Re: link error with gpc
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> From: "Orlando P. Hevia" <heviaop AT ciudad DOT com DOT ar>
> Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2001 07:31:23 -0300
> 
> > This is very strange: the linker does scan libc.a, but
> > doesn't find a function that is in there.  What version of
> > the DJGPP library do you have?  What is the value of
> > __DJGPP_MINOR__ in the sys/version.h header file?
> 
> 1- xdir says:
> 
> --a---     758,142   8-04-99   4:06p  g:\usr\lib\libc.a
> total files 1   total bytes 758,142
> 
> This file is in djdev203.zip

No, it isn't: the file libc.a from djdev203.zip is dated January 4th,
2000, and its size is 644,358 bytes.  DJGPP v2.03 was released in late
December 1999, and a minor update was uploaded in January 2000.  Syou
cannot possibly have v2.03 from August 1999.

Is it possible that you are using some early prerelease version of
v2.03, where the functions tcgetpgrp etc. are indeed missing?  These
functions were not there in v2.02, so it's quite possible that an old
library won't have them.

What does the following command print?

     nm -A g:/usr/lib/libc.a | fgrep tcgetpgrp

(this assumes you have the GNU Grep package installed).

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