On Tue, 14 Sep 2004, Maarten Boekhold wrote:



Bob Friesenhahn wrote:

My understanding is that for non-module DLLs, the .dll file is installed in the bin directory so it is likely to be in the user's path. If the

Then how does libtool decide whether a DLL is a (non)-module? The --module flag? (looking through the sources... yes, those libs that got installed in the bin dir didn't have LDFLAGS --module...)

Yes. When modules are built, additional options are available. For my package, I specify the options:


  -no-undefined -module -avoid-version

when building loadable modules. This avoids the lib/cyg prefix and unnecessary library versioning info.

Bob
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