Hi,
I have two targets, call them A and B. They both link with a third,
static library called C. C attempts to invoke a function which is
defined by however links with C, i.e. either A or B.
This is not a problem as long as A and B are executables or shared
libraries, but if A or B is a static library which in turn is linked
into a shared object or executable (call it D), then the command becomes
something like
cc ... -o libD.so -lA -lC
since the method C calls in A is unknown by the linker when A is
processed, it is discarded. Instead, I would need the command line to
look like this:
cc ... -o libD.so -lA -lC -lA
but how can I do this without explicitly causing A to depend on C?
--
/Jesper
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