Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
Sorry for this, but I just wanted to make sure that this would work o.k.
(as it would not be complicated at all, which I mistakingly inferred
from a comment in this thread).
No need to be sorry. ;) The vague warning I had given earlier was just
because (esp. on Unix)
Hi Stephan,
how about X loading Y loading Z dynamically on all mentioned
platforms?
Would that be possible?
(This might allow a single package to be used on multiple operating
systems picking the appropriate libraries at runtime.)
>>> For X (that can link against sal) the
On 11/26/08 16:09, Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
Hi Stephan,
how about X loading Y loading Z dynamically on all mentioned platforms?
Would that be possible?
(This might allow a single package to be used on multiple operating
systems picking the appropriate libraries at runtime.)
For X (that can link
Hi Stephan,
>> how about X loading Y loading Z dynamically on all mentioned platforms?
>> Would that be possible?
>> (This might allow a single package to be used on multiple operating
>> systems picking the appropriate libraries at runtime.)
>
> For X (that can link against sal) the way to dynamic
On 11/26/08 15:18, Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
Hi Stephan,
how about X loading Y loading Z dynamically on all mentioned platforms?
Would that be possible?
(This might allow a single package to be used on multiple operating
systems picking the appropriate libraries at runtime.)
For X (that can lin
Hi Stephan,
how about X loading Y loading Z dynamically on all mentioned platforms?
Would that be possible?
(This might allow a single package to be used on multiple operating
systems picking the appropriate libraries at runtime.)
---rony
Stephan Bergmann wrote:
> On 11/26/08 13:56, RKVS Raman
On 11/26/08 13:56, RKVS Raman wrote:
Thanks for your help.
We have 3 level dependencies. Things are getting interesting.
You mean your X links against Y, which in turn links against Z, which in
turn links against W? Then, package Z and W the same way you packaged Y
into the extension .oxt,
Thanks for your help.
We have 3 level dependencies. Things are getting interesting.
-Raman
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 6:22 PM, Stephan Bergmann
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 11/26/08 11:58, RKVS Raman wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> How do i package 3rd party DLLs with my Extension which uses them?
>
>
On 11/26/08 11:58, RKVS Raman wrote:
Hi,
How do i package 3rd party DLLs with my Extension which uses them?
If your extension shared library X is linked against a single additional
("3rd party") shared library Y, then place Y into the same directory as
X in the extension .oxt, do not mentio
