Hi, Ok I will, but is there some sort of workaround for this? I need to get the program up and running. I am using gcc 3.2 on SuSe Linux 8.1 (i386). Are there any relevant gcc options to modify the linker's behavior? Also, the .o files I am linking to the C file have been compiled on a different Linux system. Could that be a problem? Unfortunately I cannot recompile the sources of those .o files on the SuSe 8.1 machine. Any suggestions? Thanks alot! Martin On Tue, 6 Apr 2004, Nathan Sidwell wrote: > gnuml wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I am trying to compile a C file and link it to a bunch of other files > > using gcc, but without success. > > The problem is > > > > /tmp/ccRIrJS7.o: In function `pr_writ': > > /tmp/ccRIrJS7.o(.text+0x5431): undefined reference to `.L1064' > > > > What is this .L1064? Line 1064? I checked that line but all it contains is > > a '}'. Nothing interesting is going on the code, neither is L1064 > > mentioned anywhere in the files' code. > > Can anyone explain to me what this linking error means? > > Thanks, > > .L1064 is an internal assembler label generated by the compiler. You have > possibly discovered a compiler bug. Please submit a bug report as > http://gcc.gnu.org/bugs.html describes >
