Hello,
I frequently struggle with the problem to set
global linker flags. Global here means these flags should be used
whenever the linker is used. The main example where I need that
is the -mno-cygwin flag of the cygwin compiler.
This flag creates objects that will not make use of the cygwin dl
Axel Roebel wrote:
> I frequently struggle with the problem to set
> global linker flags. Global here means these flags should be used
> whenever the linker is used. The main example where I need that
> is the -mno-cygwin flag of the cygwin compiler.
> This flag creates objects that will not make
On Wednesday 11 October 2006 15:24, you wrote:
> Axel Roebel wrote:
> > I frequently struggle with the problem to set
> > global linker flags. Global here means these flags should be used
> > whenever the linker is used. The main example where I need that
> > is the -mno-cygwin flag of the cygwin c
