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Subject: Re: TAR on VMS
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Date: Sun, 25-Nov-84 19:29:26 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov 25 19:29:26 1984
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From: dyer%vaxuum.DEC@decwrl.ARPA  (Jane Wyman is still right!!!)

	A correction...
	Yes, the C Run-Time Library routines are in a file called CRTLIB.OLB
in SYS$LIBRARY.  However, they will not automatically get linked in when one
links.  One has use one of two methods to link it in:

	(1)  Tell it to link them in on the LINK command line:

		    $ LINK your_program,SYS$LIBRARY:CRTLIB/LIBRARY

	(2)  Define a logical name so that you don't have to do (1):

		    $ DEFINE LNK$LIBRARY SYS$LIBRARY:CRTLIB.OLB

	Most people who usually program in C opt for (2), putting the
definition in their LOGIN.COM or similar file.  I assume that the author
of the previous article does it this way, since he or she (I forgot to look)
wrote that it would be done automatically.
		<_Jym_>

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