[ut.chinese] application

ZPANG@vm.epas.utoronto.ca (pang) (12/13/89)

i would like to contact my name with your network. thank your appention to this
application.
toronto.edu
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NIt's hard to say what the exact cause of your problem may be, although
Nit seems to be a problem with the linker's trying to combine the files
Ntogether before actually loading them into the lisp.  You can test
Nthis out by combining all your foreign files into a single file and
Nthen trying to load that single file into the lisp.  In your case, you
Nwould do something like:
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N % /bin/ld -r -o foo.o rg4r.o contour.o -lF77 -lI77 -m
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Nand then try loading foo.o into the lisp.  If the above /bin/ld fails,
Nthen you'll know that the problem is somewhere in the object files or
Nlibraries and not with the lisp.
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N	Charley