Hi Björn,
--- Dirk Reiners <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
The two solutions I know are using a dynamic lib, or
just explicitly
linking something else from the static lib (which is
a really nasty
workaround). Does anybody know a better solution?
Hello,
I thought that dynamic libs, too, are not linked when
none of their members is used. At least on Windows, I
did not check that on Linux. I remember that I had to
insert something like
SLOG << "MyLibFC: " << MyLibFC::getClassTypeId() <<
std::endl;
into my code to have the DLL linked.
That's right, but for a dynamic lib it is enough to just reference one
symbol to get everything. For a static lib you have to reference all
symbols.
Andreas
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