From: alane AT wozzle DOT linet DOT org
Subject: Re: Curses! Foiled again
To: imageek!panix.com!bergman (Mark Bergman)
Date: Fri, 22 Oct 1993 17:32:45 -0500 (EDT)
Cc: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu

> 
> I've been unable to get user-contributed the curses package (aecur101?) in
> to work. I get the following errors when compiling the test
> file or other curses programs:
> 
> 	cvidintf.o(.text+a): undefined reference to `ScreenSetCursor'
> 	cvidintf.o(.text+3a): undefined reference to `ScreenMode'
> 	cvidintf.o(.text+61): undefined reference to `ScreenGetCursor'
> 	cvidintf.o(.text+a0): undefined reference to `ScreenSetCursor'
> 	cvidintf.o(.text+ba): undefined reference to `gettext'
> 	cvidintf.o(.text+e2): undefined reference to `puttext'
> 	cvidintf.o(.text+fd): undefined reference to `ScreenAttrib'
> 	cvidintf.o(.text+106): undefined reference to `ScreenAttrib'
> 	cvidintf.o(.text+10b): undefined reference to `ScreenClear'
> 	cvidintf.o(.text+111): undefined reference to `ScreenAttrib'
> 	cvidintf.o(.text+132): undefined reference to `puttext'
> 
> These errors appear with the distributed library file, or if
> I re-build the library from the source myself. Any advice?

You need to link with libpc.a, so use -lpc on your command line:

cc -o myprog myprog.c -lcurses -lpc -lc

BTW I wrote this, but I no longer support it. There is a thing called
ncurses out there that I seem to recall has been hacked to work with DJGCC.
It's _very_ close to AT&T curses, so you might want to look into it. Mine
was born out of necessity, and is BSD-flavor with my own PC-oriented
extensions.

-- 
J. Alan Eldridge (alane AT wozzle DOT linet DOT org)