Jonas Maebe schrieb: > > On 19 dec 2006, at 17:23, Florian Klaempfl wrote: > >>> The reason they are also exported, is that they are global symbols >>> (i.e., they appear in the interface of a unit). I know the manual states >>> that no symbols will be exported unless you mention them in the export >>> statement, but afaik this is wrong in general (except maybe on Windows?) >> >> IIRC it's true for Linux too. > > Not in my experience (this is tests/test/tlibrary1 on Linux/i386): > > $ nm libtlibrary1.so |less > 00006450 A __bss_start > 00031ea9 T DEBUGEND_SI_DLL > 00031e60 T DEBUGEND_SYSTEM > 00035858 D DEBUGINFO_SI_DLL > 000320e0 D DEBUGINFO_SYSTEM > 00031e60 T DEBUGSTART_SI_DLL > 00019770 T DEBUGSTART_SYSTEM > 00032000 A _DYNAMIC > 00006450 A _edata > 00006450 A _end > 0001ca60 T fpc_abs_real > 00029610 T FPC_ABSTRACTERROR > 00029610 T fpc_abstracterrorintern > 00028490 T fpc_addref > 00028490 T FPC_ADDREF > 00020890 T fpc_ansistr_append_ansistring > 00020890 T FPC_ANSISTR_APPEND_ANSISTRING > > All these "T" symbols are exported afaik.
Strange, I thought I fixed this. Might have been something different ;) _______________________________________________ fpc-devel maillist - fpc-devel@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-devel
