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From: Morten Grouleff <morten@grouleff.dk>
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Subject: Re: Q: Undefined reference to stout & stderr =?ISO-8859-1?Q?p=E5?=
 Win95?
Date: 16 Sep 1998 09:20:09 +0200
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Eric Werk <werk@daimi.aau.dk> writes:

[...]

Please write in English in international newsgroups.

> \beta\test>beta HelloWorld
> MjĒlner BETA Compiler version 5.3(4) for WinNT/Win95 (i386/i486/Pentium)
> (PE coff)
> Target machine type nti(gnu)
> Building dependency graph for: 'HelloWorld' ...
> Translating fragments ...
> Linking
> \beta\test>

Linking apparently failed.  Beta completed fine, so it seems like a
problem with the installation of the GNU tools.  Have you got a
sh, gcc and ld in your path?  They should be in the global path,
not in the local path of the shell you run beta from.  Set them in your
autoexec.bat, if you're running Windows 95, or from the control panel,
if you're running NT.

Try runnning "beta -s 23 0 HelloWorld".  This will leave the jobfile in
the directory \beta\test\nti\gnu\.  Try executing the jobfile: "cd
\beta\test", "sh nti/gnu/helloworld.job".

Regards,
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