Hello!
> int main (int argc, char **argv)
> {
> argp_program_version = version;
> argp_program_bug_address = bug_address;
>
> argp_parse (&argp, argc, argv, 0, 0, 0); }
>
> /*** End modified argp example #2 ***/
>
> If you compile the above version, you'll see that the --version option
> and bug tracker text are available.
>
> I'm sure this problem is familiar to developers and users of shared
> libraries, but I had forgotten it. I'll add a note to the Cygwin
> README file, to help all of us remember it next time.
Yes, i know this. But looks like nobody actually follows your way, because
under Linux simple redefinition perfectly works.
Of course we could fix every program, but i have an idea how to make the
original Linux code working:
1. Inside DLL we should rename this variables somehow
2. Inside libargp.a.dll we should have a constructor function (with
__attribute__((constructor))) which assigns variables inside DLL with
contents of argp_program_version and argp_program_bug_address.
3. Also inside libargp.a.dll we should have default definitions of these
variables with NULL contents.
This way code modification would not be required any more.
I'll try to implement this when have more time.
Kind regards,
Pavel Fedin
Expert Engineer
Samsung Electronics Research center Russia
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