Question on including libxml2 into gnu compiler

[Ramakrishna-7]

Hello,
I'm having difficulty including libxml2 (library) components into my gnu
programs  in Windows.

I tried setting the appropraite environment variable paths but it still
comes with an error message

"Undefined reference"

Can somebody let me know what maybe the problem.

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[Ian Lance Taylor-3]

Ramakrishna <rama.krishna@...> writes:

> I'm having difficulty including libxml2 (library) components into my
> gnu programs  in Windows.
>
> I tried setting the appropraite environment variable paths but it
> still comes with an error message
>
> "Undefined reference"
>
> Can somebody let me know what maybe the problem.

If programs which do not libxml2 work, then this is very unlikely to
be a gcc issue.  This mailing list is for gcc.  You would do better to
ask on a forum where people know something about libxml2.

Either way, you need to provide much more information, like exactly
what you did and exactly what error message you got.

Ian

[Philip Herron]

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Ian Lance Taylor wrote:

> Ramakrishna <rama.krishna@...> writes:
>
>> I'm having difficulty including libxml2 (library) components into my
>> gnu programs  in Windows.
>>
>> I tried setting the appropraite environment variable paths but it
>> still comes with an error message
>>
>> "Undefined reference"
>>
>> Can somebody let me know what maybe the problem.
>
> If programs which do not libxml2 work, then this is very unlikely to
> be a gcc issue.  This mailing list is for gcc.  You would do better to
> ask on a forum where people know something about libxml2.
>
> Either way, you need to provide much more information, like exactly
> what you did and exactly what error message you got.
>
> Ian

Although its not the correct place to answer this you might want to
make sure you have:

xml2-config --cflags --libs

And make sure that looks right :)
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