Hi Lorenzo,
[ I suspect it's not supported. ]
I can't explain the details.
What I know is that if I want a dynamic lib I only need to pass the
object file to hb-mkslib and the result is a dynamic lib.
And if I want to get small exe I only need to change from -static to
-shared and the apps are "linked" against harbour.[so|dll|dylib]
I'd need this for Windows compilers, in this case MinGW.
Maybe this works in the MinGW shell environment,
but I tried it only once so far (in non-Harbour context),
so I'm highly unfamiliar with it. Even if hb-mkslib worked
in MinGW, how could I generate something like harbour.dll,
when we don't have a libharbour.a to begin with?
Overall, I think I'm leaving this topic for now, and we
will revisit it in a next revision. It's not a critical
issue after all.
Brgds,
Viktor
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