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From: Carl Petersen <petersen@aspi.net>
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Hi,

When I compile an application with gcc295 and link to some lib that
was built with gcc272 I get unresolved symbols. If I rebuild the
library all is good but now apps compiled with gcc272 can't use the
new lib. I think I see why.

Is there anyway out of this situation other than rebuild everything
with the new compiler and must must "make world" still use the 272
compiler?

Thanks,

--Carl


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