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From: rfg@NCD.COM (Ron Guilmette)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386,gnu.g++
Subject: Re: Compiling g++ under SCO
Keywords: g++ SCO Unix
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Date: 19 Aug 90 19:56:44 GMT
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In article <20423@saleven.oz> mykel@saleven.saleven.oz.au (Michael Landers) writes:
>
>...  I tried to modify robotussin (the
>conversion program) but then I started getting multiply defined symbols in
>libc.a (as opposed to undefined ones from before).

I'm not sure if it relates or not, but I also have had trouble with
multiply defined symbols when using the ld++ (aka gcc-ld) provided
with g++ 1.37.??.  I had this trouble on a Sun4/SunOS4.0x system.
I didn't notice this problem when building libg++ however.  I only
saw it when compiling other stuff.
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