On Saturday 27 July 2013, Kevin Zheng wrote: > > Then build "modelgen", (gnucap-modelgen) an executable, > > which uses the library in "lib". > > > > > > > > Then build "main", an executable, the main program, which > > also uses "lib". > > Are both of these passed the same linker flags (-rdynamic)? yes.
> Should readline and termcap be passed to both as well? No. They are used by ap_construct.cc only. It is the responsibility of ap_construct.cc to handle its own dependencies. USERS of it don't need to know. > > Then build "apps", a library. The ".cc" files are > > plugins, mostly each one independent, but here they are > > combined for convenience. The ".model" files are also > > plugins, they use "modelgen" to convert to .cc files. It > > is important to use the modelgen and lib that you just > > built, not one that might be installed. > > Okay, so first we take .model -> .cc, then compile all of the > sources into one big library? Yes. I am debating the "one big library", but that is how it is now. That library is explicitly loaded as a plugin, so it is NOT specified as something to link to. Look in the "Make2" files. _______________________________________________ Gnucap-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnucap-devel
