Thanks, Igor! I wasn't getting the include library's location right 
(I'm working from a batch file, not a bash session); with your info, 
everything's working as it should. Thanks again!


At 11:26 AM 10/13/2006, you wrote:
>On Fri, 13 Oct 2006, Philip A. Viton wrote:
>
> > Following Xavier Leroy's suggestion, I'm trying to work with the mingw
> > port of ocaml for win32. I've got a fairly complete cygwin installed,
> > including, I think, all the packages mentioned in the instructions. But
> > when I try to work wiht ocamplopt I get an link error referring to -lgcc
> > (not found). A look though the cygwin distrib for "*lgcc*.*" finds
> > nothing. Can someone tell me what package this is part of?
>
>That would be libgcc.a, and it's part of the gcc-core (Cygwin) and
>gcc-mingw-core (MinGW) packages.
>         Igor
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City Planning, Ohio State University
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