Bill Hoffman wrote:
Brandon J. Van Every wrote:
Bill Hoffman wrote:
Brandon J. Van Every wrote:
We need to compile the same underlying code 7 times for 7 different
libraries. 3 of the resulting libs are dynamic and 4 are static.
I am not following the example here. If PCRE where a "convenience"
library you would want it
to be used by both the static and shared libchicken? There are
different compile flags for shared
and static so, it would have to be compiled twice. What are the 7
different types of libraries?
As I said above.
What are the differences besides static and shared. If there are
differences, then I don't see how convenience libraries
would help. It would seem that each object file would have to be
compiled 7 times regardless.
There are no other differences in the PCRE library. It is straight C
code, not Chicken output, so it doesn't need any of Chicken's usual
flags. It is a properly independent sub-library. We just don't want to
have people doing -lchicken -lpcre, we want the PCRE library embedded in
-lchicken.
Cheers,
Brandon Van Every
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