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From: "Dana S. Wheeler" <dwheeler@gte.net>
Subject: gnatlink / gcc calling problems
Date: 1998/02/12
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1. I'm building tash761 (the tcl/tk bindings) with gnat 3.09 on linux.
When gnatlink calls gcc to link the object files instead of calling "gcc
b_tash.o ...object file object file more object files libraries" it
calls gcc "gcc b_XXXX.o ..." where XXXX are non-printing characters. gcc
then naturally complains the file does not exist.

2. When I call gcc from the command line it reports that -lsocket in not
a file or directory. I don-t have libsocket.a. Where can I get it and is
there any particular place in the directory tree it should go?

Any help would be greatly appreciated
Dana Wheeler
dwheeler@gte.net