From: "cwg" <cwg01 AT netzero DOT net>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
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Subject: Re: Psuedo Newbie - Rhide - PmCom question.
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Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2002 21:36:24 -0600
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Well, well, well. Rhide info answered my question for me, to build a library
just create a project, add the necessary files, change the target filename
to .a and away we go! Then you add the library directly to the project. The
linker now sees the library, and properly opens and references it.

Now, unfortunately, I have to probably contact the author of the package for
I'm getting a linker error to an undefined reference, or I didn't include
everything I was supposed to in the library.

Error: libcom.a(irq_g.o): In function 'InstallIRQ':
irq_g.c(157) Error: undefined reference to ;'IRQWrappers'
....
Sigh.

"cwg" <cwg01 AT netzero DOT net> wrote in message
news:HAZx9.15650$bE1 DOT 1453 AT news DOT bellsouth DOT net...
> I am starting to look at that maybe it's not a Rhide/PmCom problem
insomuch
> as my not fully understanding the environment in which I am working with.
So
> let me ask the question this way, how does one intergrate / develop a
> library for the djgpp package to 'see' when one calls upon an object from
> that library.
>
>
>