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From: "Andrew F. Scott" <ascott@fnal.gov>
Subject: Re: FW: ktev and linux (fwd)
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Try adding -fno-second-underscore to your compiler options. For more
info, type 'info -f g77' and search for the above named option.
Andrew
> It seemed that I had a working library, but as soon as I tried to link to
> the code, I got errors of the form
>
> undefined reference to 'daft_discard_record_f__'.
>
> Someone suggested that perhaps there's a problem with the way my FORTRAN
> compiler is handling the underscores at the end of the function names, but
> I have no idea how to fix this.
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