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--* Subject: [9] unicl can't produce an executable called `for'!

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-- Command line: axiomxl -Fx for.as
-- Version: 1.1.12p3 for LINUX(glibc) (debug version)
-- Original bug file name: for.as

--+ 
--+ For some strange reason unicl can't produce an executable with the name
--+ "for". So, given a simple program "hello.c", under Linux we get:
--+ 
--+    % unicl -o for hello.c
--+    ld: target /usr/lib/crt1.o not found
--+ 
--+ This means that one cannot compile Aldor programs whose main entry point
--+ appears in a file called "for.as":
--+ 
--+    % axiomxl -Fx for.as
--+    ld: target /usr/lib/crt1.o not found
--+    #1 (Fatal Error) Linker failed.  Command was: unicl for.o axlmain.o -L. 
--+    -L/home/mnd/nag/compiler/aldor/1.1.12/base/linux/share/lib
--+    -L/home/mnd/nag/compiler/aldor/1.1.12/base/linux/lib
--+    -o for -laxllib -lfoam
--+    #1 (Warning) Removing file `for.o'.
--+    #2 (Warning) Removing file `axlmain.o'.
--+ 

#include "axllib"

print << "Hello world!" << newline;