On 7/27/06, Peter Vreman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> > The best idea I have to solve such thing is to use some sort of
>> > instructions for the compiler to tell it what I do need, and the
>> > compiler will check dependencies if there is a problem with my choice.
>>
>> We are aware of this problem, and it is solved with the internal linker.
>
> Sounds cool :)
> How do I use it in Linux (as far as I remember the linker only works
> on Windows at the moment ?)
You can't. It is only supports the Windows targets.
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