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Subject: Re: Problems compiling dvips
To: Enrique_Ibarra-Anaya@volga.edrc.cmu.edu
Date: Mon, 3 Jan 1994 22:53:17 (GMT)
From: Timothy Murphy <tim@maths.tcd.ie>
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In-Reply-To: <199401031943.AA16165@cs.umb.edu> from "Enrique_Ibarra-Anaya@VOLGA.EDRC.CMU.EDU" at Jan 3, 94 02:43:22 pm
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> I do not understand why the linker cannot find the library function
> assert. I compiled and run the following simple program successfully
> (gtest.c):
>
I don't know if the following is true,
but it might explain your experience.
The "function" assert() might be a macro
which is called by a function in the library kpathsea.a ,
without including the appropriate header file
where the macro is defined.
Just a thought ...
Tim