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Subject: g++ linking problem
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Hi!

After updating my cygwin installation, g++ fails to link object files. Self-written C++ programs that used to compile and link
fine under the previous installation, compile but g++ refuses to create a linked executable. I subsequently removed 
the cygwin installation completely from my hard-disk and re-installed the latest version, but the problem persists. g++
doesn't even report any problems, it just returns, but no executable has been created.

Any ideas? Every clue is very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Dierk

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