Dear GCC-team, I want to use both C and C++ in a program (unfortunatly, the C source isn't compatible with C++), and therefore I must compile the C files with "-x c" (otherwise I get lots of errors, due to old-style function definitions). This works just fine, but when I try to link both objects together, C++ doesn't find the C functions and the other way round! (undefined reference) May this be because I use an older cygwin-version of GCC (3.3.3)? Is there any work-around (e. g., allowing C code to be compiled into C++ compatible objects)? I looked through the manual, but I wasn't able to find a solution... Many thanks, Daniel Kraft
