On Sat, 8 Apr 2000, Bob Friesenhahn wrote:
> As a follow up to my previous email, there is no dlopen library
> provided with FreeBSD 4.0, so the advice that libtool gives when it
> builds a static library rather than a shared-library style module is
> not valid.
Please disregard this previous statement. I see that this option is a
libtool option, and not an actual linker option or library.
My package is not using module pre-opening since it can easily be
compiled without modules when modules are not supported. It also does
not use the "libname_LTX_" scheme for symbol naming since all symbol
names are already unique.
If the -dlopen option must be supplied, how is it specified? The
documentation says the syntax is `-dlopen file'. Must I include
instances of this for all 72 of my modules? If so, how does this help
the system load an old-style archive file? The documentation for
dlopen only mentions opening shared libraries ...
Bob
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