Hello all, I'm using mysql 3.23.49 under Debian Linux and gcc 2.95.4. I'm writing a mysql client in C, and therefore I link libmysqlclient.a in my program. The problem is that I also use and link a static list-handling library I've written some time ago. And of course problem arises with "multiple definitions" of various list functions!! Once in the mysqlclient library and once in my own list library. I don't use any list functions in the mysqlclient library, I didn't even knew they existed until now! So my question is how I can compile and link my program, so it uses my own list functions and not the list functions in mysqlclient? Right now, it won't link because of "multiple definition" of some of the list functions. I can't change the function names in my own list library either, because a lot of other applications are using it! Thankfull for any help or tip that could help me solve my problem!! Regards, /Bo
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