From: baudy AT videotron DOT ca (Benjamin Audy)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Linking problem for me, too
Date: Mon, 13 Jan 1997 21:20:47 GMT
Organization: SPC
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To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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Hi!

When I link two files using gxx, it works fine:

"gxx test.cpp func.o -lc"

(it works even if I don't write "-lc").

But when I create a "test.o" file and try to link the two together
with "ld", it doesn't work.

First, I tried: "ld test.o func.o", but it gives me a list of
undefined references, who are some standard library functions I call
from test.cpp, (ie: malloc).

Then I tried: "ld test.o func.o -lc" and it returns:
"c:/djgpp/bin/ld.exe: cannot open -lc: File in wrong format", which
seems to be a bug, since I can write anything after the "-l" and it
will give the same result. It should have gave me a "no such file"
error, or something like that.

Finally, I tried: "ld test.o func.o -Lc:\djgpp\lib -lc" and it gives a
lot of undefined references to labels within the "libc.a" file (I
guess).

So I guess I need to include another file in the lib directory, but
which one? And why do I have to explicitly give all the library files,
unlike with gxx?