The reason it says no is that the programmer hasn't added in the necessary information
in the source package to support dll
building.
The "no" is returned by libtool. Changing it to yes will not result in a functional
dll. You would have to go through the source and
alter all the data-only exports to be explicitly exported a la MS .DLL source code..
have a search for Gary Vaughn on this lists archives.
Rob
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Subject: checking if package supports DLLs...no
> When I run configure under cygwin I get the above message, shouldn't it
> say yes?
>
> Julie
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