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Do you know where I can get the C runtime library math functions?
I'm writing a C program and I want to call log10().  When I compile,
the error I get is "... undefined symbol _log10()..."

Using: SLS 1.0
Kernel: 1.55
GCC: Version 2.5.8
LibC: Versions 4.5.pl25 (I think)

Any help appreciated.

Greg

The math functions are in the "libm.a" library.  To use it, add "-lm" to
the end of "gcc <junk> -lm" as shown.  (<junk> is whatever you type
now.)  Make sure you #include(d) <math.h> as well.  After that you
shouldn't have a problem.

Hope This Helps,
Don

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: Do you know where I can get the C runtime library math functions?
: I'm writing a C program and I want to call log10().  When I compile,
: the error I get is "... undefined symbol _log10()..."

: Using: SLS 1.0
: Kernel: 1.55
: GCC: Version 2.5.8
: LibC: Versions 4.5.pl25 (I think)

: Any help appreciated.

Er, did you link with the math library?

gcc x -lm

eric
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