To those who can help me:
I am a beginning C programmer and compiler errors are to be expected, but
this one is strange. The situation is that I was writing a program to do the
quadratic formula for you. I originally wrote it in winders and compiled it
with Borland C/C++ Builder 4.0 with no problems. Then I brought it over to
my Linux machine and gcc returns this error:
/tmp/ccv8wX5M.o: In function 'main':
/tmp/ccv8wX5M.o(.text+0xc7): undefined reference to 'sqrt'
/tmp/ccv8wX5M.o(.text+0x134): undefined reference to 'sqrt'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
I got one of my CS friends to look at this, he has many years of C behind
him. He tried compiling this simple program on 2 different flavors of UNIX,
but it never worked, even simple programs with just one, easy reference to
any, not just sqrt(), of the math.h calls (ie. sin etc.). Can someone tell
me how in the world you use math.h on the *INX's? BTW, the varibles being
sqrt'ed were tried as doubles and floats, but nothing worked. HELP, please.
Thanks for your time.
Payne
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