Frank Heckenbach wrote:

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Frank Heckenbach wrote:

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Daniel Rudy wrote:

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  I am having problems getting GPC 2.1 20020510 to install correctly.  It

compiles with no errors, but when I try to compile a program with it, I get numerous unresolved references when I try to use one of the builtin units. In this example, the unit is CRT. It seems that every routine that I use in CRT generates an unresolved reference.

Use `--automake' on the GPC command line.

If that doesn't help, please post exact error messages.

Frank

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strata:/usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/i386-unknown-freebsdelf/2.95.3/units 1028 ->gpc --automake -DNOX11R6 crt.pas

When compiling a unit only, use `-c'. This will inhibit linking (as a unit alone cannot become an executable) and cause no linking errors. However, you normally don't habe to compile units yourself at all, since when you compile a program (with `--automake'), all units used will be compiled as well.

To compile a program that uses CRT, `gpc --automake myprog.pas' should work.

Frank

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Interesting. Though wouldn't it be good programming practice to individually and periodicly build peices of your code to make sure that your syntax and spelling is correct? I realize that this falls under different programming philosiphies, but coming from a BP 7.0 environment, it was extreamly easy to do to just check things out to make sure that everything was ok.