Hi Christopher, * Christopher Hulbert wrote on Wed, Feb 15, 2006 at 12:28:59PM CET: > On 2/15/06, Ralf Wildenhues <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Here's a set of rules. > > > I guess I didn't make it clear enough that ALL the subdirectories were > under the same configure script and doesn't make logical sense to > split them.
Oh, you made that clear. You are not the only reader of this mailing list, though, and I thought it to be appropriate to give a general answer that is useful for more than one specific purpose. > > Assuming a package that uses Automake, the developer can control this on > > a per-library basis by putting > > -static > I had shared libraries enables and static disabled from configure. In > passing -static to the 1 library I wanted to be static, it created > the library, but without any object files in it. i.e. it was an empty > library and thus resulted in missing symbols later. Ahh! Now this may be a bug, I believe. I cannot reproduce this in a test, though. Can you show me how to reproduce it? Which Libtool version? How did you configure exactly? On what $host? config.log? > and have created a patch for the PGI wl="" and -link -dll problem I > was receiving. When I get to work I will test these and submit them > to the libtool-patches list. Well, some of the issues arise from the first MSVC patches: a couple of times there was the assumption that on win32, non-gcc compiler meant MSVC. You'd need to undo that. And then go and set the flags in _LT_COMPILER_PIC correctly (for both CXX and other tags). And then you can check all the other PORTME instances in libtool.m4 to see whether they need adaptation, too. ;-) Cheers, Ralf _______________________________________________ http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/libtool
