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run with --nolib-type
you can set this in the Makefile with a :PACKAGE: assertion near the top
:PACKAGE: --nolib-type
On Fri, 23 May 2008 09:57:02 -0400 Glenn Fowler wrote:
> as a workaround add both
> $(CC.OPTIMIZE)
> $(CC.DEBUG)
> to CCFLAGS (-O -g); this should only produce libfoo.a
> rm the libfoo-g.a manually
> On Fri, 23 May 2008 15:37:20 CEST wrote:
> > Another day another problem ;-)
> > I'm trying to compile one shared library and program that is using it.
> > everything works fine when I don't use debug switch -g in CCFLAGS.
> > That is I can compile shared library and program and link program against
> > shared version of that lib.
> > But with -g building is different I still get shared version of library but
> > now program is compiled against static version of that lib i.e.
> > libFooBar-g.a
> > Why is that ???
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