Greetings to all of you, I would like to use libtool with a multiplatform library that has some complicated structure (ASM routines, some 'main' function hijacking etc.) I think that libtool may be the right tool for managing the build and the linking afterwards. So imagine this situation: You want to compile a (shared) library. And you also have very good reasons for requiring that a part of the library is build as a static library ONLY and that the rest depends on it. So once more: 1. I want to build a static library "libfoo_unsharable" out of some sources 2. And I want to build a (shared) library "libfoo". 3. Finally, whenever I link with either static or shared version of "libfoo", I want libtool to link with "libfoo_unsharable" automatically.
And the questions are: I use automake. What to write there 1. What LDFLAGS disable building of shared library from some sources? Does the -static flag ensure that shared library won't be build no matter what? :-) 2. How to tell to libtool to link with "libfoo_unsharable" every time you link with "libfoo"? When I have examined the libfoo.la, there was no mention about "libfoo_unsharable" there... Any ideas ? Regards, Matej _______________________________________________ http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/libtool
