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Compiling Errors -- Symbol referencing
Post 3787 by Neo on Wednesday 11th of July 2001 12:29:41 PM
07-11-2001
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No, it is not an endless circle, it is a straight line making sure that all the libraries are linked during the linking phase -- pretty much one of the core architecturals constructs of C programming. Finding all the libraries takes time if you have not used them before. After using them; it gets easier 
Having said that, I am not sure which libs have the symbols you are missing in the sockets library. What version of UNIX are you working with and what is the compiler?
Having said that, I am not sure which libs have the symbols you are missing in the sockets library. What version of UNIX are you working with and what is the compiler?
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