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From: haverlan@tramp.colorado.edu (HAVERLAND MARC BRADLEY)
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Subject: Using Sybase DB-Library and g++ ??
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Hello net,

I am trying to use Sybase's DB-Library with g++.  I have been able to
compile and run all the example programs with gcc, and have successfully
written another, but I'm having trouble using g++. 

All programs compile and run fine with gcc.  I have rewritten the parts
of the sybase header files that I need now (added ANSI prototypes), but
when I try to compile with g++, all the db___ calls are "undefined symbols
referenced in text segment."  That is, dbbind.o, dbinit.o, etc.  I am
using libsybdb.a, and it seems to be finding the library ok, just not the
functions in it.

Any input, sample source, etc. would be most welome.

Thanks,

Marc Haverland		haverlan@tramp.colorado.edu	303-760-5647