From:	"Lawrence Rust" <lvr AT nospam DOT softsystem DOT co DOT uk>
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Subject:	Re: GCC 3.2C++ Problem
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"Gary Hubbard" <me AT lbl DOT gov> wrote...
> I just installed all new, fresh versions of the newest DJGPP files and am
> unable to a program.  It works fine with version  GCC 2.95 but not with
3.2.
> I get a reference to an undefined function finite() called from a
conversion
> routine in c++locale.o.  What I installed was
>     djdev203, bnu213b, gcc32b,gpp32b and mak3791b
>
> I linked with -lm -lstdxxx
>
> Is this my problem , a DJGPP specific problem, or a GCC problem?

I presume that you are using rhide 1.49 to build a C++ program?  If so then
you can fix this by 'set RHIDE_LD=gxx' before invoking rhide.  This changes
the linker to gxx so that the right libs are used.  NB you need to update to
rhide 1.50 in order to use the symbol table produced by gcc 3.2 and ld from
binutils 2.13.  Get:

http://rhide.sourceforge.net/snapshots/rhide15b-20020829-prerelease.zip

-- Lawrence Rust, Software Systems, www.softsystem.co.uk

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