Re: Trig Function Linking Problems

Thanks again for the responses. I will give the suggestions a try.

I did get the trig functions to work on one newer system. The ldd -v
trig command showed that libgnat was not being linked - for some
reason. I changed my build command to:

gnatmake -v trig.adb -largs -lm -lc /usr/lib/libgnat-3.4.so.1

and it worked. I'm not sure why a simple gnatmake didn't link in the
libgnat library. It did on the older system and this led me to try to
explicitly link it.

On the other system (the one I really need it to work on) it didn't
work. One reason may be that the libgnat-3.4.so.1 was not there - but
the libgnat-3.15a.so.1 file was. This is interesting as they appear
to be built from the same CD. I will try to get the newer libgnat
file onto that system. Currently, they are not on the same network.

Thanks.
Andy

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