Matt:
Yes! Adding -Msecond_underscore to compiler flags worked.
Thanks very much to Matthew Bettencourt!
--Ben
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>Try adding
>-Msecond_underscore
>to the compile and link lines. That will make nf_strerror_
>nf_strerror__ which is what is std in the lib. Do a google on g77
>underscore and you will find a lot of docs on the great idea that the
>g77 team had in adding underscores. Ugh
>Matt
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