>> the sqrt() function. Now, I am inlcuding the <math.h> library but I am
Actually, math.h is just a header file.
>You have to specify the math library that you want the compiler to
>search,
>either "/usr/lib/libm.a" (static library), or "/usr/lib/libm.so" (shared
>library).
>
>The following should suffice:
>
>$ gcc -o fubar fubar.c /usr/lib/libm.so
Hmm. I don't know if that works but at least it isn't the common way.
Use rather
gcc -o fubar fubar.c -lm
or (to use static linking)
gcc -static -o fubar fubar.c -lm
If you'd want to specify the library path, you could use
gcc -o fubar fubar.c -lm -L/lib
(usually shared libm.so is in /lib directory)
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