You'll have to play with libtool a little more than that. I would suggest patching the ltmain.sh and ltconfig which come with kde.
From what I understand kde wants to load dylibs at runtime and/or link against loadable modules. Is that correct? In this case you'll have to change the library names spec and the link command to always link dylibs and include an .so symlink in the library names. To link a dylib with undefined symbols you have to link it flat_namespace, which means you don't get to have different modules with the same symbols as you can if two level namespace is used :/ Also note that libtool is not very happy linking static libraries into modules, you may have to change the deplibs check method to pass_all to stop it complaining about this, can lead to more problems when you come to load the module, because the module doesn't know which libs to load to satisfy it's undefined symbols. Have you been using the new dlcompat on the tracker? Have you had any problems with it? Peter On Sunday, March 3, 2002, at 05:55 AM, Benjamin Reed wrote: > > Is there a version of the MLB libtool that's hacked up for > darwin shared > libraries to work properly? _______________________________________________ Fink-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-devel
