25-Nov-2013 22:19, Jeremy DeHaan пишет:
Hey all,
New to Linux, so I wanted to double check something. I have a C shared
library and a D static library. The D static library uses functions from
the C library. On Windows, it didn't matter what order I linked the
.libs in and it always compiled fine. On Linux, however, I have to link
the static library first and then the shared library or else I get
undefined symbols for each extern(C) function I declare in my D code.
Is
this normal for Linux or is it a compiler bug?
AFAIK it's was a somewhat (a couple of years?) recent change but yes,
it's the norm on Linux now.
Thanks!
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Dmitry Olshansky
