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From: scollins@wpi.WPI.EDU (Suppasak Collins)
Subject: Creating one .o file?
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 Hi,
 	I'm having a problem on a project that I'm working on.  My code
 for user defined types are divided up into many .o files and I'm
 having problems (link error in PostGres while using 'load' command) when
 a function from one .o file calls a function in another .o file that
 has been previously loaded.
 
 	My question:  is there a way around this problem without putting 
 all my code into one C file and compiling it?  Or maybe there's a way
 of compiling a bunch of C files and creating one .o file?
 
 	Any suggestions?  Thank you very much for your time.
 
 -Art Collins