Hello,
I've set up a library that can be built on Windows (mingw32 or cygwin)
or on a Unix type OS (e.g. Linux or Solaris). I've defined a header that
checks if the WINDOWS_H file exists and if it does, I then define things
like LIBAPI, WINAPI, DLLEXPORT.
That all works when I build a shared library.
But when I build a static library that will link with the executables
(primarily to make debugging easier), on Windows platforms I have
problems because LIBAPI is still defined decl(dllexport) and it doesn't
need to be.
Is there anyway from the libtool system to know if the current file
being compiled is for static or shared, maybe through a #define? I've
skimmed through the libtool manual but not found anything terribly
relevant except for section 5.6 (Static-only libraries).
But I believe this problem can occur even if I build both, then I need
to figure out which invocation (shared or static) and so a variable in
configure.ac won't work either, probably something passed on the command
line.
Of course, it's only a problem on Windows (my main platform).
It might be I use a compiler other than GNU (e.g. Intel, or MSVC) so I'd
like to avoid compiler specific features, but I'll always be using
autoconf and friends.
Thanks,
Jason.
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