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From: DavidS@cup.portal.com (David Kenneth Schreiber)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Problem with lattice.
Message-ID: <16318@cup.portal.com>
Date: 27 Mar 89 23:43:54 GMT
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In article <8903271336.AA07363@jade.berkeley.edu> CRONEJP@UREGINA1.BITNET
(Jonathan Crone) writes:
> The following code causes  Blink to complain bitterly
> with the following errors....

> ""Undefined symbols ""
> _CXV45
> _CXS55
> _CXM55
> _CXV54
> _CXD55
> _CXA55

> the compile comand line is   ""lc -L random ""

> this silly program is supposed to
> generate 100 random numbers by the addative congruative method,
> and then do a chi squared test.

> I'm running Lattice 5.0 (I've got the patches, but the semester
> has been a bloody blitz...)

> the wierd thing is that the Vax using VMS and a Unix system here
> compile the code just fine.... (and of course... run it as well)

> any ideas would be appreciated...

> /* Duh random number program */
> /* IE: yet another stupid En330 assignment */
> /* This is ugly code, but this is too stupid an assignment to create
> good code for... */
> #include <stdio.h>
> main()
> {
> int x[102];
> float count[11]; <--------
> int n,i;
> float sum=0;     <--------

 ...

> JpC
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> Jonathan P. Crone    CRONEJP@UREGINA1.BITNET      cronejp@mcl.UUCP
> 
> Heisenberg might have been here...

You need to link with the IEEE math library since you're using floating
point variables.  Try "lc -Lm random" (see p. G16 of the Lattice 5.0
docs).

"Amiga users do it in real time"             David Schreiber
                                         at  DavidS@cup.portal.com