> Or, you could use the precompiled binaries distributed by the KDE on Cygwin > project that already have SHM enabled.
Well, that solved about half the problem.
Now it does this...
gcc: unrecognized option `-rdynamic' xsystem35.o(.text+0x1700):xsystem35.c: undefined reference to `_haveUNIT' image.o(.text+0x1b5d):image.c: undefined reference to `_ablend16_ppp' image.o(.text+0x198c):image.c: undefined reference to `_ablend16_dpd' image.o(.text+0x1d64):image.c: undefined reference to `_ablend16_ppd' image.o(.text+0x1e81):image.c: undefined reference to `_ablend16_ppd' collect2: ld returned 1 exit status BASH-2.05b$
The ablend16 ones are from alpha_blend16.o, which is made from assembly language source.
Since it's linked in before image.o is, I don't know why it couldn't find it. (Admittedly, I have
little experience with linking large multiple-file programs.) haveUNIT also seems to come from
an assembly language file, so maybe that's part of the problem.
-Morgan.
