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m68k-palmos-gcc -o 1.o 2.o ... n.o Symbol/lib/libScanMgr.a
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m68k-palmos-gcc -o 1.o 2.o ... n.o Symbol/lib/libScanMgr.a

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Hello. I´m working on W2000 using cygwin.dll to compile with m68k-palmos-gcc. I had a problem because i had to use the ScanMgr library and that library provided with CodeWarrior is a .lib library and i didn't can link it. <br />
Someone here (i forget his name) give me the libScanMgr.a library but i tried to compile with it using options -L and -l to set the complete path and the library file and every command that i try tells me:<br />
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/prc-tools/H-i586-cygwin32<wbr />/m68k-palm<wbr />os/bin/ld:<wbr /> cannot open -llibScanMgr.a: No such file or directory<br />
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or give me the complete list of undefined references like <br />
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C:\DOCUME~1\Martin\CONFIG~<wbr />1\Temp/ccy<wbr />t5xaY.o(.t<wbr />ext+0x2ae)<wbr />:pscanner.<wbr />cpp: undefined reference to `ScanIsPalmSymbolUnit(void<wbr />)'<br />
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Can anybody tell me the exactly command that can link libScanMgr.a. ? <br />
Remember that i tried the typical -L and -l options in conjunction.<br />
Thanks
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Hello. I´m working on W2000 using cygwin.dll to compile with m68k-palmos-gcc. I had a problem because i had to use the ScanMgr library and that library provided with CodeWarrior is a .lib library and i didn't can link it. 
Someone here (i forget his name) give me the libScanMgr.a library but i tried to compile with it using options -L and -l to set the complete path and the library file and every command that i try tells me:

/prc-tools/H-i586-cygwin32/m68k-palmos/bin/ld: cannot open -llibScanMgr.a: No such file or directory

or give me the complete list of undefined references like 

C:\DOCUME~1\Martin\CONFIG~1\Temp/ccyt5xaY.o(.text+0x2ae):pscanner.cpp: undefined reference to `ScanIsPalmSymbolUnit(void)'

Can anybody tell me the exactly command that can link libScanMgr.a. ? 
Remember that i tried the typical -L and -l options in conjunction.
Thanks

problem linking with m68k-palmos-gcc

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