From: Krister Walfridsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cato> Not if you write your code in C. Just compile pic code
cato>
cato> gcc -c -O2 -fpic foo.c
cato>
cato> and use the shared flag to ld
cato>
cato> ld -x -shared -o libfoo.so.0.0 foo.o
cato>
cato> and you are done.
OK.
Back to the original problem. A friend of mine pointed out that I was
running on 1.4.3_ALPHA, and that I could expect any trouble with
that. However, I tested on another machine that says "1.4.3" only (I
assume that's release or something like, although I was told 1.4.3
hasn't really been released yet...) and got the same problem...
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