Dotan Cohen wrote:
Thank you, it compiled now. I just spacebar'ed about 100 times in the
gcc man page looking for the "m" option that you mention. I did find
the "l" option (search the library named library when linking), but
not the "m" option.
The 'm' (in THIS case*) is not a gcc option, it's a library, namely
the math library.
-l<library>
You can compile against a bunch of different library, depending on
what your program is calling for. For example, if you're going to be
using SSL functions, then you'll have to link -lssl.
* gcc's -m is for emulation
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