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From: dodgson@SOL.CS.WMICH.EDU (Harry Dodgson)
Newsgroups: gnu.g++.help,comp.lang.c++
Subject: linking and lwp
Keywords: lwp SUN
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Date: 10 Dec 90 14:51:33 GMT
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Help,
 I am a student at Western Michigan University and am trying to use GNU's g++.
My problem is trying to get g++ to work with lwp (light weight processes) on a
SUN network. I have a simple little program that creates a lwp and exit, and
there by turn control to the lwp and exiting. Everything is OK when I use cc
and gcc. Everything compiles, links and runs as expect. However, g++ refuses
to link with the lwp library. The errors returned are:
     >g++ hello.c -llwp
     hello.c: Undefined symbol lwp_create(int (*),(), int, int, int *, int) refe
renced from text semgment
     {etc.}
     and I get multiply defined symbol _exit
Does any one have an suggestions for me. Thanks
Keith McCreery
mccreery@sol.cs.wmich.edu

note: since I am only a student, a faculty member is posting this for me on the
network, becasue I do not have the privelege of posting it.
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