Hi, sorry for asking this again, but I have not received any answers so far and I'm still struggling with building dlls on windows.
Could there occur any problems, when the .la files are modified in the following way: 1.) set "library_names" to the same file name as "old_library" 2.) set "installed" to "yes" 3.) set "libdir" to the directory containing the .a file When I do such modifications to overcome the path problems that occur with cygwin-libtool and MinGW, then I can generate .dlls, but with warnings like "Linking the shared library libgtkhtml-2.la against a loadable module - libhtmllayouthtml.a is not portable!". These warnings then occur for all .la files that build up the library, i.e., are linked together to create the .dll. My problem is that the resulting .dll seems to work but segfaults when one specific function of another .dll is called (xmlFree from libxml), but not for other functions. I'm not sure whether this could have something to do with my awful modifications of the .la files described above. It could of course be that this has nothing to do with the way I have linked my dll, but since I have tried differnt binaries of libxml, I have no idea where to continue investigating... thanks for any hints! Bernhard _______________________________________________ Libtool mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/libtool
