Hi Maurilio,
As such I say that for the time being we keep .a out. :)
BTW, when using .a out we use a link file (__dyn__.tmp) so where is
the line
length limit reached?
Just a guess, that gcc will read arguments from __dyn__.tmp and
will later pass them on to other tools (like ld) internally
as cmdline. If this is the case, it means that this feature isn't
very useful in this scenario.
A workaround could be to call ld (and/or other tools) directly.
Of course in case they support reading arguments from disk file.
Downside is that the exact way these tools need to be called will
have to be checked. Since OS/2 is a pretty static system, it's
probably enough to do it once (and maybe once again for gcc4) and
we're good.
Brgds,
Viktor
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