From: mmh@mercury.analog.com (Marc M. Hoffman) Subject: Re: Xega won't compile Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1992 18:29:30 GMT
In article <farrow.717576972@fido.Colorado.EDU> farrow@ucsu.Colorado.EDU (J. Scott Farrow) writes:
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From: farrow@ucsu.Colorado.EDU (J. Scott Farrow)
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Ok, after putting Linux on hold for two months because X386 didn't support
VGA, I was all ready to go. I got the Xega server on my system, went to the
server directory and typed "./link". That gave me a stream of error messages
complaining about undefined math symbols (floor, sqrt, sin, etc) in
ddx/mi/libmi.a.
There doesn't seem to be source for this library, so I don't know what
to look for. I figure something somewhere is missing a "#include <math.h>"
but I don't know where.
I'm running Linux 0.97 (no patches I think) and gcc 2.2.2. I'll upgrade
before doing this if necessary.
BTW, I found the X386 server, olvwm and several other apps, but I can't
find xterm. Where the hell is it?
Any clues? I would be most appreciative.
Scott
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Must have to add the -lm to the link line in link file.......