It would be dumb to ask, but what is the effect of order in which C
libraries are given to ocamlc?  I ask because when I gave the command
line something like

 ocamlc -custom -I +camlp4 -I .. -I ../lib gramlib.cma -o mana\
 swig.cmo stub_helpers.o stub_wrap.o stub.cmo mana.cmo parse.cmo\
 ../lib/libchasen.a -cclib -lstdc++

then it succeeded, but if I gave

ocamlc -custom -I +camlp4 -I .. -I ../lib gramlib.cma -o mana\
../lib/libchasen.a swig.cmo stub_helpers.o stub_wrap.o stub.cmo\
mana.cmo parse.cmo -cclib -lstdc++

then it emits a lot of "undefined reference" errors.  (Only difference
is the location of ../lib/libchasen.a)

Is there a documentation I have overlooked?

--
Yamagata Yoriyuki

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