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Re: linking dynamic lib with static one.

J. Ali Harlow wrote: > On 2003.09.04 09:45 Alexander Kogan wrote: >> Hi! >> >> I build DLL with mingw/automake/autoconf/libtool. But this dll depends >> on external static lib, and libtool doesn't produce dll, but say that >> it will be built when I compile program with this library. But I use >> t

Detecting availability of a shared libray

Hi all, I have a package that produces a shared/static library via libtool. However this package needs to make use of some external library for data import/export. Since my library has both a shared and a static version this external library also needs to have at least a shared version availab

Re: linking dynamic lib with static one.

Hi! > I have the same problem (with Gtk+ and libuuid.a). I'm afraid I resorted > to cheating, by disabling the libtool checks as follows: > > mv libtool libtool.orig > sed -e 's/^\(deplibs_check_method\)=.*$/\1=\ > "file_magic ^x86 archive|^x86 DLL" \ > # [ALI] Treat static libs as shared/' < libt

Re: linking dynamic lib with static one.

On 2003.09.04 09:45 Alexander Kogan wrote: Hi! I build DLL with mingw/automake/autoconf/libtool. But this dll depends on external static lib, and libtool doesn't produce dll, but say that it will be built when I compile program with this library. But I use this dll in native windows app, coimpiled