Re: undefined symbol ftime

In article <1993Jun25.195421.23966@dssmktg.com> alan@dssmktg.com (Alan Goodman) writes: >Hi netters, >I am having a problem compiling 4GL on an Altos 1000 - a 386 box. > >I am using Informix 4GL version 4.10.UE2 and Online version 4.10.UG1 and >the Altos is running Altos unix version 5.3.1. Make sure that the O/S version on your media matches what you are really running (e.g. make sure that your product isn't for SCO UNIX). >I try to link a program like "fourglpgm.o" to "fourglpgm.4ge" using the >following command: > c4gl fourglpgm.o -o fourglpgm.4ge > >and receive the error: > undefined symbol first referenced in file > ftime /usr/informix4/lib/libnforms.a > >I remember that on an IBM AIX box I had to modify the c4gl script to include >BSD libraries "-lbsd" but this doesn't work on the Altos. There's probably no such thing. My guess would be to look for a libx.a (XENIX backward compatibility library) -- if you have one, it should have the ftime(). Any extra needed libraries should have been added to the compiler scripts by whomever did the port; if not's it's a bug (though workaroundable). >Alan Goodman Sr.Programmer/Analyst >internet: alan@dssmktg.com bangpath: uunet.uu.net!dssmktg!alan -- Alan Denney aland@informix.com {pyramid|uunet}!infmx!aland 'The preacher asked her, and she said, "I do." The preacher asked me, and she said, "Yes, he does, too." The preacher said, "I pronounce you ninety-nine to life" "Son, she's no lady, she's your wife."' -- Lyle Lovett