In article <d7h1ih$s...@jwgibbs.CChem.Berkeley.EDU>, I wrote:
>Well, I guess I'll ask for advice again, before I give up... (:-()
Sigh -- I always think of the obvious immediately after I post...
I realized that it must be the instruction in 'rebuilding' that was
wrong [never believe what you see in print (:-/)] and went back to
figure out what it should be.
poplibr -c $popobjlib/src.wlb *.w
worked correctly (as did using pglibr instead of poplibr).
Which brings up the question -- what exactly is the reason for
'pgcomp', 'pglibr', etc.? What advantage do they give over the
straight pop operations?
-- Pete --
[I'm afraid it is still true that trying to figure out how all the
bits fit together, and what should be used where, is a total maze to me.
I get lost very fast...]
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