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51  Undefined symbols exist                          Miscellaneous


   The listed symbols were external to one or more of the modules but
   never defined.

   Solutions: There are basically five reasons why you could get
   this error.

     . Symbol is not defined: Maybe a library or an .OBJ file
       has not been included.

     . Case sensitivity: PLINK86-Plus now defaults to
       uppercase.  You can use the MIXCASE statement anywhere in
       the response (.LNK) file to force case sensitivity.

     . Symbol length: Perhaps the compiler has an option to
       change the length of the symbols.  If a library is
       produced using this option, and code is later linked that
       is not using this option, PLINK86-Plus will detect these
       as two different symbols.

     . Inter-library dependencies: LIBA references LIBB and
       LIBB calls back into LIBA.  To resolve these undefines use
       the SEARCH statement in place of the LIBRARY statement.
       SEARCH works as LIBRARY does, but if any undefines exist,
       the library is looked thru again.

     . Try using NODEFLIB command to suppress automatic library
       search requests from the compilers.

     . Define the undefined symbols as publics of some module or
       use the DEFINE statement to correct the problem.