On 2012-05-22 03:01, marco atzeri wrote:
> In this case they are static as I built as static.
> It is a bit annoying that cygport disagree with my intention.

I think you're confusing static libraries (used for linking into 
programs) and static *modules* (used by dlopen() and friends).  cygport 
allows static link libraries; it is only static *modules* which trigger 
this error, because you can't dlopen() a static library (module).

The "library" in question was linked with the libtool -module flag, 
indicating that it is actually a module meant to be dlopen()ed.  If this 
"library" is indeed a module, then it simply won't work until you get it 
to build shared.

If you want to provide your .cygport and patches, then I'll try to help 
with the package if you want.


Yaakov
Cygwin Ports

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