Hi.
I've tried your suggestion about the symbol stripping and had the same
result. Thanks anyway.
I'll load the library manually.
> From: Jonas Maebe
>
>>> Link time error, I guess. But according to your original message,
>>> the name
>>> of the library is liballeg_unshareable.a. So you would have to use -k
>>> liballeg_unshareable.a, not "-klalleg_unshareable.a". The linker only
>>> prepends "lib" if you use "-k-lalleg_unshareable.a" (note the extra
>>> "-").
>>> And if you use it with {$l } in the source, you also need the full
>>> exact
>>> name: {$l liballeg_unshareable.a} (because you are linking like a
>>> regular
>>> object file in that case, not as a library).
>>>
>>
>> I've used this command line:
>>
>> fpc test.pp -Fu../lib/ -k/usr/local/lib/liballeg_unsharable.a
>>
>> Not link time error but run time error. Tried also {$l
>> liballeg_unsharable.a} at sources and the same: not link time error
>> but run time error.
>
> Maybe the problem is that the default FPC config file enables symbol
> stripping. So even though the routines from the library are in your
> program, dynamically loaded libraries won't be able to find them since
> the symbol names are gone. Try compiling the program with -Xs- to
> disable symbol stripping.
>
>
> Jonas
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