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Subject: Re: undefined reference
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Rod Pemberton <do_not_have AT bitfoad DOT cmm> wrote:
>> Wouldn't that filename make even gcc to compile it as C++.
>>
>> You need to name your C files so they end with a "c" (not "C").

> What if he's using an 8.3 MS-DOS? (all capitals, no lowercase...)

It not all capitals...

The file system doesn't matter. It's what's on the command line that
is important.


Right,

						MartinS