I tested this class with the following program

===[USEDBL.CC]===
#include 
#include 
#include 
#include "/prj/include/dbllist.cc"

int main()
{
        char *word = NULL;
        dbllist lex;

        lex.append("roger",6);
        lex.append("dodger",7);
        lex.append("codger",7);

        word=(char*)lex.gohead();
        while (word) {
                printf("%s\n",word);
                word=(char *)lex.gonext();
        }

        lex.kill();

        return 0;
}
=================

When I compile with "GCC -c -O USEDBL.CC", I get :

=====
[E:\PRJ\OS2]gcc -c -O usedbl.cc
/prj/include/dbllist.cc: In method `struct de_type* dbllist::create (void
*, uns igned int)':
In file included from usedbl.cc:4:
/prj/include/dbllist.cc:14: warning: implicit declaration of function `memmove' =====

When I try to link, I get

=====
E:\PRJ\OS2>link386 usedbl.obj;

Operating System/2 Linear Executable Linker
Version 2.02.001 Jun 09 1994
Copyright (C) IBM Corporation 1988-1993.
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. 1988-1993.
 All rights reserved.


D:\GNU\LIB\LIBC.lib(gnulib3.obj) :  error L2029: '___CTOR_LIST__' :
unresolved e xternal
D:\GNU\LIB\LIBC.lib(gnulib3.obj) :  error L2029: '___DTOR_LIST__' :
unresolved e xternal

LINK386 :  warning L4071: application type not specified; assuming WINDOWCOMPAT

There were 2 errors detected
=====

Of course, the EXE won't run, somebody knows why ? Please help me. I found
a "memmove" definition in the  include file
?!{at}$*!{at} In some previous "first OS/2 port tries" of some of my
programs, I also encountered the ___CTOR_LIST__ stuff when trying to link.
Somebody can tell me what's exactly wrong then ?

Looking forward to some help,
      * Dimitri

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