Thanks Noah. I installed that, but changed the constant to be a #define
in the header file.
To ease Jeff's concerns about -shared: if libtool supports shared
libraries for the system/compiler in question, then they will be
preferred over static libs. So -shared is not needed in order for the
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Noah --
Awesome; thanks! (you code is a bit simpler than mine, which is good)
I think the only difference is that the C++ library must be a shared
library. It will always work fine if the library is static. I saw
some references in some of the other .at files that there is a way to
figu
