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From: Jacques Hugo <jacques@wired.ctech.ac.za>
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Hi there ...

How can I get reference to the ftime(struct *tp) 
function without getting the 

	Undefined symbol `_ftime' referenced from text segment

error msg.

I like to get access to the millitm field from the
timeb structure.

Am I screwing up with a library I'm not linking it with?

Thanks for the help, guys.

-Jacques