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From: Joshua Meeds <dreamer@sinclair.net>
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Subject: Re: ARS 2.0 with Gnu
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1998 22:28:21 -0700
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Craig Graham wrote:
> 
> 
> Don't use cg_bload. It doesn't work. Use open/read/close instead.
> 

Ah, thanks for the tip.

> > Do I have to specially link the ARS lib in?  If so, how?  The docs show
> > to add a couple things to the GCC line, but I still get the messages.
> 
> How exactly are you compiling (exact command line to GCC)?
> You have to put "libar.a" in your libs directory (where "libps.a" is), and
> use the switchs:
> 
> gcc -DAR_DEBUG main.c -lar
> 
> The "-lar" switch will link in the lib for you.
> 

I am putting those switches in, and libar.a is in the libs directory.

Right now (I restarted the program from scratch), I am only using two
functions, cg_fsinit() and cg_shutdown(), doing printf's in between
(plus some graphic stuff that isn't related).  No matter how I set
things up, I get this:

Infinity.c:80: undefined reference to `cg_shutdown'
Infinity.c:80: relocation truncated to fit: JMPADDR cg_shutdown

If I do a #define AR_DEBUG, I also get:

Infinity.c:27: undefined reference to `cg_fsinit'
Infinity.c:27: relocation truncated to fit: JMPADDR cg_fsinit

If I don't do a #define AR_DEBUG, and I remark out the cg_shutdown(), it
compiles with no errors.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

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