I am using Mandrake Linux with kernel 2.4.8. It had the wonderful version of gcc 2.96 installed on it stock. I've since downgraded to gcc 2.95.3. I've downloaded gpc-20010924, and installed it the regular old way I've installed all the other version of GPC I've gotten the past 2 years. It installs fine, into /usr just like gcc.

I can compile files with no problem as well. I compile all my pascal files to only create object files, no other parameters from the command line. When linking all these objects together statically, I get a few errors like this: /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i686-pc-linux-gnu/2.95.3/libgpc.a(rts.o): In function `_p_Real_Sin': /v/oldham/gcc-2.95.3/gcc/p/rts/rts.c:642: undefined reference to `sin'

I get the same thing for the functions cos, log, pow, sinl, cosl, logl, expl, powl, sinh, cosh. I've researched this some, and linking the -lm (math library) while performing my link does not help this. Can anyone help at all with this in particular?

Should GPC have linked -lm while it was building? And if so, can someone help me find where that is. I've been looking at this for hours now.

Thanks, Adam

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