Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2001 19:30:34 +0300
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Subject: Re: jptui 4.0 again
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> From: "druidivi777" <druidivi777 AT poczta DOT onet DOT pl>
> Date: 	Fri, 22 Jun 2001 17:44:18 +0200
> 
> I have installed following files:
> djdev203.zip
> bnu2951b.zip
> gcc2952b.zip
> gdb418b.zip
> gpp2952b.zip
> lgp2953b.zip
> mak3791b.zip
> csdpmi4b.zip
> rhide147b.zip

Some of these are a bit old.  I don't think it's the reason of your
problems, but the latest packages are bnu211b.zip, gcc2953b.zip,
gdb500b.zip, and csdpmi5b.zip.  I suggest to upgrade whenever you can.

> When I try to use make.exe in jptui I get some errors like these:
> ../lib/debug/libjptui.a(tmenu.o)(.text+0x80a):tmenu.cpp: undefined reference
> to '__eh_pc'
> ../lib/debug/libjptui.a(ttextzn.o)(.text+0x103b):ttextzn.cpp: undefined
> reference to 'set_new_handler'

I think this means that either your version of JPTUI was built with an
old version of GCC, or you have an old libgcc.a lying around (or
both).  At least the problems with __eh_pc are documented in the DJGPP
FAQ list (section 8.11) to be related to an old libgcc.a.

Someone said that there's a new version of JPTUI; perhaps it solves
these problems.  Alternatively, you could download the JPTUI sources
and rebuild the library on your machine with the same version of the
compiler you use for building your own programs.