Hi,
Am 02.01.2009 um 10:02 schrieb Michael Haupt:
The fundamental issue seems to be this: how can I convince idc to link
against the library found in function/objects?
looking at how Jolt is built helps a lot. There are those dedicated
"idc" files everywhere below function/ that simply check whether
object/stage2 exists and then execute the idc1 they find there. Here's
mine:
#!/bin/bash
IDC_DIR=my_path_to/object/stage2/
exec $IDC_DIR/idc -B $IDC_DIR $*
Invoking this and passing it the function/objects directory for
inclusion (using -I) does the trick. Together with the patch to libid
I posted earlier in this confusing monologous thread, I can now easily
compile my own shared Pepsi libraries and use them from within Jolt
without trouble. Yay!
Thanks for bearing with me,
Michael ;-)
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