Dev-c++ __dyn_tls_init_callback

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Hey guys, i have some work to do in C on a windows platform, windows 7 actually. Now i've look into the suggested IDE compiler combo you guys suggested and i've pickup Dev c. Jul 13, 2011  It’s exactly the same code like in your “Your First Allegro 5 Program” tutorial, except that I added all these things “#include. Undefined reference to `dyntlsinitcallback’. The way Dev C handles libraries and how Allegro 5 is divided into modules instead of just having one library. I added every single library to the.

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I am in a introduction to programming class at my school and we need a compiler at home to work on. I downloaded Dev-C++, which we use at school, and tried to do my homework. However, I cannot run my programs through the command prompt like at my school. I notice that it isn't creating any exe files like it does at my school. From what I've read, it won't make exe's if there are errors. I found the errors but I don't understand them. If you could help me I would really appreciate it!
Here are the errors and my program:
Errors: [Linker error] undefined reference to `__dyn_tls_init_callback'
[Linker error] undefined reference to `__cpu_features_init'
ld returned 1 exit status
Program Code: It's meant to work a little like an atm.
#include <stdio.h>
void bank(float A, float T)
{
A = A + T;
}
int main ()
{
float A, T;
A = 1025.50; /* assume account balance = $1025.50 */
printf('Enter your transaction amount.n');
scanf('%f', &T);
bank(A,T);
/* after transaction on the ATM */
if (T > 0)
printf('current balance: %.2f after deposit: %.2fn',(A+T),T);
else if (T < 0)
printf('current balance: %.2f after withdrawal: %.2fn',(A+T),-T);
else
printf('current balance: %.2fn',A);
return 0;
}