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From: askeya <askeya@res.raytheon.com>
Subject: Apex Socket linking
Date: 1999/06/15
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Apex Ada95 question:

I have a very simple program to open a socket.  I "with"ed in
Unix_Network_Operations and the supporting specs.  The program compiles
with no problems but I get a link error because the linker can not find
"socket".  The "socket" man page says to link in -lxnet.  How can I do
this in Apex?

Model: sun4_solaris2.ada95.thread.3.0.0.rel

I know this is not an Apex group, but this is the closest I can find.

Thanx.
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