On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 11:31 PM, Zakariyya Mughal <zaki.mug...@gmail.com> wrote:
> $ objdump.exe -ax > "C:\msys64\tmp\par-7a616b69\cache-b75d584224b1a1061779c0bb91d380c83ae4a68e\79d2d23b.dll" > | grep "DLL Name" > ... > DLL Name: Cairo.dll > DLL Name: Glib.dll > > I see that the same problem from the mailing list thread is still > present where the DLL references other DLLs that may have already been > loaded. > Correct. If the problem is that a DLL is being loaded twice (with a different > name), then why not keep a package variable to cache this and skip the > step if it has already been loaded? > Because we don't know that this has happened - one copy is loaded by the OS without any intervention from Perl. Sorry, it looks like there's still no solution for this problem [1]. Cheers, Roderich [1] ... except teaching PAR::Packer to stop extracting and loading "glue" DLLs with mangled names.
