Date: Fri, 11 Feb 94 00:30:20 EST
From: simon AT tesla DOT ee DOT mcgill DOT ca ( Simon Chamlian tlf 341-5303)
To: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject: help

Hi,

I am using the following GNU CPP program: 

           go32 version 1.08
           gcc version 2.2.2
           gas version 1.38.1

I tried to compile simple programs and they are working fine. 
So, the installation is well done.

Then I tried a mathematical function, and I got an error. The program
is :

                 #include <stdio.h>
                 #include <math.h>

                 main()
                 {
                    double fk=2.06;   

                    printf(" res = %e \n", log(fk));
                 }


When I tried to compile this on a 486DX2 machine (387 integrated in CPU). 
I have an error as we can see in the screen dump below. I also tried
set 387=YES and then compile it. I got the same error message.

Does anyone has a clue why I have this error?  Does the header file math.h 
have a bug? Am I doing anything wrong?

Comments are appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

-Simon

----------------------------------- screen dump -------------------------

D:\COMPILER\GNUCPP\FICHIER>gcc test.cc
test.o: Undefined symbol _log referenced from text segment

D:\COMPILER\GNUCPP\FICHIER>