For those of you using C++, you probably ran into the following
problem when linking:

  ld32: WARNING 84 : ../libpovp.a is not used for resolving any symbol.
  ld32: ERROR   33 : Unresolved text symbol "povparse(char*, SCENE_STRUCT*)" -- 1st 
     referenced by /var/tmp/ccCbRPhb.o.
          Use linker option -v to see when and which objects, archives and dsos are loaded.  
  ld32: INFO    152: Output file removed because of error.
  collect2: ld returned 2 exit status
  *** Error code 1 (bu21)

The linking problem above is caused by name mangling in C++.  To
fix the problem, you need to prevent the C function names from
being mangled as well.  This is done by placing the function 
prototype in a wrapper:

  extern "C" { 

    void povparse (char *t, SCENE_STRUCT *s);
  }

If you place this in your code, then you'll be able to link in 
the povparse function in the povp library.

After this change, you may get the following error:

  ld32: FATAL   12 : Expecting n32 objects: ../libpovp.a(povparse.o) is o32.
  collect2: ld returned 4 exit status
  *** Error code 1 (bu21)

To fix this problem, you'll need to change the makep script 
included in the povparse code.  You can replace that file with
the lines given below:

  gcc -c  -n32 atmosph.c
  gcc -c  -n32 colour.c
  gcc -c  -n32 express.c
  gcc -c  -n32 mem.c
  gcc -c  -n32 normal.c
  gcc -c  -n32 parse.c
  gcc -c  -n32 parstxtr.c
  gcc -c  -n32 pattern.c
  gcc -c  -n32 pigment.c
  gcc -c  -n32 povparse.c
  gcc -c  -n32 texture.c
  gcc -c  -n32 tokenize.c
  gcc -c  -n32 userio.c

  /bin/rm -f libpovp.a

  ar -rs libpovp.a atmosph.o colour.o express.o mem.o normal.o parse.o parstxtr.o \
  pattern.o pigment.o povparse.o texture.o tokenize.o userio.o