I am currently trying to compile the netCDF library on my Pentium machine
running Linux. I successfully compiled it on a 486 under Linux, but that is
not available at the moment.
During the compiling, everything works fine until it gets to compiling ncgen.
At the final part, where it is linking all of the objects together to form
the executable, I get an error saying that there is an undefined symbol
"STREQ" in the object code. I found that the STREQ is defined in the
lexx file ncgen.l, but I am not familiar enough with lexx to know why this
define is not being carried through to the C-code. Any suggestions.
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