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Dear all, I'm trying to develop a small application with graphical output. My aim is for the application to remain as small as possible, since it is meant to be ...
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    arodulfo
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    X11 programming problems

    Dear all,

    I'm trying to develop a small application with graphical output.
    My aim is for the application to remain as small as possible, since it is meant to be used in an also small cpu, with just 512 MiB of RAM.

    I thought of using XCBinding, instead of pure X11. I have installed the libraries for both and tried to compile a couple of demos. One of the is supposed to use just X11 (lets call it scrn.c); the other one is meant for XCB (let's call it disp.c).

    The question is, both "gcc scrn.c" and "gcc disp.c" get several "undefined reference" errors for functions supposed to belong to the libraries and, so, already defined in the proper header.

    Am I lacking any additional library? Must I place any additional symbolic link to the headers? If so, what one?

    Thanks a lot being there and for your help.
    Antonio
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    Please post the following:

    1. The full error output of your make command.
    2. The contents of your Makefile.
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