From: hlu@luke.eecs.wsu.edu (H.J. Lu) Subject: [A]: Re: libm.a (where is?) Date: 15 Mar 1993 08:34:37 GMT
In article <1nvur0INNfa7@ew0317.astro.ge.com> hkim@astro.ge.com (Hong Kim) writes:
>Hi,
>
>I am trying to compile floating point programs and cannot find the math lib
>'libm.a' in /usr/lib.
>
>I found libm.a in /usr/lib/shlib/[no]jump but they seem too small to be the
>math libraries.
>
>I also tried (from /) 'find . -name libm.a -print' and only the ones in th{
>shared lib directories.
>
>I also searched thru the c1-c4 disks manually and could find no libm.a
>outside of the shared lib directories.
>
>I need to know where the math lib is or if I am to use the shared lib
>files, I need more clear instructions on how to usethem.
>
>Hong
For the latest (aka greatest) libc, please take a look at pub/linux/GCC
on tsx-11. Should I start a service to provide separate packages for
gcc and libc on floppies? I have no job and am looking for one anyway.
It will be not bad to be self-employed if I cannot find an employer :-).
If I could get some money, I would write some nice docs and shell
scripts. I might even put man/info (2), (3) pages into that packages.
H.J.