bturner@hpcvlx.HP.COM (Bill Turner) (11/22/88)
The only problem with using the -Gc option is that it applies to the C runtime functions as well. If you make sure to use the include files for *all* of the standard C runtime functions, the definitions will be correct. And if you're linking to some objects generated without -Gc you'll have to explicitly declare C calling conventions. [My personal opinion is that relying on default behavior is not really correct; when it changes, you get bit very hard. I always use function prototypes, and never default int parms/returns. Having said that, though, I *do* default C calling conventions... we all have our weaknesses. :-)] --Bill Turner