On Wed, Oct 17, 2001 at 04:56:25PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm trying to make libtool work on OS/390 to support shared library
> building and have run into an issue where the compiler won't accept ".lo"
> files to pass to the linker - it generates an error about an unaccepted
> file extension. I'm wondering if there is already a mechanism in place for
> dealing with this. I saw a note in ltmain.sh about "linkers which dislike
> .lo" files (aix specifically - though not true anymore apparently) but all
> this section of code did was link ".o" files to the ".lo" file - which is
> not really the correct behavior in the general sense since this could
> interfere with non-pic and pic objects. It wasn't clear to me how the
> linker then got passed the ".o" files instead of the ".lo" ones. Anyone
> have any clues on this?
CVS libtool (and 1.4b too I think), creates pic objects with a .o
extension, but puts them in a subdirectory.
Cheers,
Gary.
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