>>>>> "GE" == Greg Ewing <greg@cosc.canterbury.ac.nz> writes:
>> My hunch is that simply listing library (*.a) arguments on the
>> gcc command line is a GNU gcc/ld shortcut to the more portable
>> usage of -L and -l.
GE> I've never encountered a Unix that wouldn't let you explicity
GE> give .a files to cc or ld. It's certainly not a GNU invention.
That certainly jives with my experience. All the other non-gcc C
compilers I've used (admittedly only on *nix) have always accepted
explicit .a files on the command line.
-Barry
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