> gcc reports warnings: > > warning: 'externvar' defined locally after being referenced > with dllimport linkage > warning: 'externfunc' defined locally after being referenced > with dllimport linkage > > Once libtool is changed to not cause link errors for > self-references, there is no need any more for this warning. > gcc should remove this warning. </quote> >
Thinking more about this, the whole problem goes away with -funit-at-a-time and that is turned on by default at optimization level of 1 or higher. So all that is needed is to make the warning conditional on !flag_unit_at a time (& perhaps on OPT_Wattributes?) It also goes away with C++ frontend, which looks at the whole file before emitting references. Why not just make -funit-at-a-time the default for win32 ports (for those languages that support it).? It seems that this problem is really a GCC vs MSVC compiler difference and it should be addressed in GCC rather in libtool. Danny _______________________________________________ http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/libtool
