Hello,
I'm trying to link my program statically with bzip2 library under
Win32. The exported functions are declared as stdcall. I can link
dynamically by declaring functions like this:
function BZ2_bzCompressInit(...): Integer; stdcall; external 'bz2';
It seems that whenever I explicitly give the library name after
'external' FPC always links dynamically, so if I want to link
statically I do:
{$LINKLIB bz2}
function BZ2_bzCompressInit(...): Integer; stdcall; external;
But the names are mangled FPC style:
# nm abbzip2.o | grep -i bzCompressInit
U
ABBZIP2_BZ2_BZCOMPRESSINIT$TBZSTREAMREC$LONGINT$LONGINT$LONGINT$$LONGINT
I found I can do this by specifying names of the functions, but I have
to use mangled names:
{$LINKLIB bz2}
function BZ2_bzCompressInit(...): Integer; stdcall; external name
'_bz2_bzcompressi...@16';
Is there a way I can declare the external function to use "C" style mangling?
--
cobines
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