We tried compiling a code - multiply1.c in the Linux environment
by giving the command gcc multiply1.c (we have renamed it) but its throwing
errors like :-
In function "main": undefined reference to '_gmpz_init_set_str'
We are getting 6 to 7 this type of errors.
Can you please let us know how to compile your code in Linux environment.
I assume you're including headers from the gnu multiple precision library?
If so you need to tell the linker the name of the library.. e.g.
gcc multiply1.c -lgmpIf that doesn't work.. make sure you have the library installed and in one of the "normal" library directories.. If it's not in one of the normal directories:
gcc multiply1.c -lgmp -L/directory/name/herei tried the way you suggested but its not working.
Please post all of the "undefined reference" errors.
Did you get a different error when you tried with -lgmp?
You are using GMP, yes?
If so, did you compile GMP yourself, or use a packaged version?
Thank you Matt Evans the problem with your suggestion.
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