Makes no difference to the output from dmake except that these libs are now included

Well ... all that you have done is to provide the *location* of those libs. Apparently, therefore, the build process is not even trying to find those libs - and you'll have to tell it to do that with -lglib (assuming the glib library is named glib.a or libglib.a). There are probably other libraries that need to be explicitly linked in, too - but start by just trying to get those glib undefined references fixed. That should (at least) greatly reduce the number of undefined references that you get.

Cheers,
Rob

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