Re: libtool, Apache 2.0, AIX

2001-11-30 Thread Marc Stephenson

I do agree that it would be nice to have an option to disable the AIX 
archiving feature.  If this function were to be generically described, perhaps 
it could be described as a non-library option.  

If you're building a shared library to be linked against on AIX, the 
normal way is to have an archive with one or more members.  If you want a
dynamically loadable object which is not going to be linked against, then 
you really just want .so files, independent of run-time linking.
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Explicit AIX archival enabling

2002-01-11 Thread Marc Stephenson

Currently with libtool on AIX, whether or not a shared object is generated
as a standalone .so file or as an archive with a .so member is controlled
by the use of the run-time linking option in the ld flags.

We had a request in November by a user who wanted to generate a standalone
.so file with run-time linking disabled, and now we just ran into a case
where a user would like to generate an archive with run-time linking
enabled.

How would we best modify libtool to accept an explicit enabling and disabling
of the archival step?  An --aix_archive=enable/disable option maybe?  Is
this an AIX-unique problem?
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