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- From: anneu@colargol.idb.hist.no (Anne Kristine Ugedal)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.programmer
- Subject: Want to make a shared.library
- Date: 11 Apr 1996 08:06:17 GMT
- Organization: Sor-Trondelag College, Norway
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- Hi!
-
- I need to make my own shared library, but it's not a trivial task.
- As I use GCC for most of my work, I would prefer to make the library
- with GCC. If that's hard, I have an old Lattice C 5.0 that I can use.
-
- Lattice:
- - The blink.readme - file explains how to create shared libraries, but
- I get two undefined symbols when I am linking. Those
- symbols are __xcovf and __base.
-
- GCC:
- - Using the libent.c and libibit.c from libnix, I can compile and
- link my.library, but when my testprogram tries to open it, I
- get lots of yellow gurus. My guess is that the librarybase
- is'nt properly used/initialized.
-
- Does anyone know of any working examples for either of these compilers?
-
- I know that shared libraries are made easier in SAS/C 6.55, but it's kind
- of overkill for me to buy that when I'll be using GCC in all other cases...
-
- Help?
-
- Anne
-
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