Re: Compilaytion Problem

Prafulla T wrote:
I have written this simple recursive function for Quick Sort.
But I am unable to compile it on my Red hat Linux 9.1.
It gives me some error like "undefined reference to
gxx_personality_v0".
What is the problem?

How are you compiling the program?

I am giving the whole source code here.

But not the compiler command line, where the trouble most likely is.

So long,
Thomas
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