Libs to link when using C XML parser

Can anyone explain why this work:
LIB =-lcore8 -lnls8 -lcore8 -lnls8 -lcore8
but not this:
LIB =-lcore8 -lnls8
It causes link errors.
They are the libraries distributed with the Oracle C XML parser.
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Thank you for your answer! It is good to know how it works particularly because we have had a lot of problems with this parser.
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>I have created a template for the 'traditional' top
banner, left
>navaigation
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area or not) that
> point to
> another page in the web site do not work, but external
links go. (No error
> is
> reported, but nothing happends) However, when published,
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> ideas what is happening?
>
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>
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> src="../_derived/catalog.htm_cmp_edge000_vbtn.gif"
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> border="0" alt="Catalog & Renewal"
/></a><br />
>
> The graphic does appear for the link.
>
> If it makes any difference, this is a convert FrontPage
site where I
> manually
> edited the html to import the pages into my first
Dreamweaver site.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Carolyn Wood
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