Hi list !
ok, I changed the subject of the message, because I am not having the
same problem on Windows...
I installed glib, gthread, intl, etc.. and I now have a running plugin
on Windows.
But again, it depends on the glib and gthread DLLs, so it cannot run
on a deployment system without installing glib+gthread on this system,
which is not possible for an end-user. I need a standalone plugin again.
I tried to explicitely link my plugin against the .lib versions of
glib/gthread, but in the end Depends.exe tells me that it still
depends on the DLLs.
The DLLs are in /freesw/bin :
libglib-2.0-0.dll
etc..
And the libs are in /freesw/lib :
glib-2.0.lib
etc..
Do we also have a magical solution like on Mac (install_name_tool) ?
Or some other solution ?
Thank you very much
On Mar 28, 2012, at 8:55 AM, Antoine Schmitt wrote:
Ok !
Cross-reading your answer, adn Ebrahim's, I figured that I needed
to include all the closure of the dependencies along with my
delivery : glib and gthread, but also iconv and intl, and use
install_name_tool to modify all mutual interdependencies between
the executable and all the libs, and between the libs themselves too.
And it works ! Thank you very much.
++ as :: Antoine Schmitt
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