On Thursday 27 August 2009 21:33:02 Adam Mercer wrote:
> Recently I've started seeing messages of the following form when
> linking my library on Mac OS X:
>
> ../../../libtool: line 7824: 39012 Segmentation fault dsymutil
> .libs/liblalmetaio.0.dylib
>
> although it appears that the library i
Hi
Recently I've started seeing messages of the following form when
linking my library on Mac OS X:
../../../libtool: line 7824: 39012 Segmentation fault dsymutil
.libs/liblalmetaio.0.dylib
although it appears that the library is successfully linked, from the
dsymutil man page it seems like
> The portable way to specify which symbols you want to be
> visible (with libtool) is to use -export-symbols or
> -export-symbols-regex, IIUC. So, assuming you have some
> visibility requirements you are better off using those
> options anyway.
Lightbulb goes on a bit. Whatever happens with __de
Den 2009-08-25 22:54 skrev David Byron:
Re-ordering paragraphs...
Not on all systems, but I think that will happen with gcc/ld though.
I think they will only export dllexported symbols if at least one such
symbol exist. However, this causes some trouble if you e.g. have a
library that is not de
