On page 8 of "GNU Libtool" (version 1.3.5) is a description of how to link
against an already installed library:
|| You could figure out where it lives by yourself, then run:
|| gcc ... -o test test.o -L/usr/local/lib -lhello
||
|| ... However, if you use libtool ... it will do the Righ
I'm trying to make libtool work on OS/390 to support shared library
building and have run into an issue where the compiler won't accept ".lo"
files to pass to the linker - it generates an error about an unaccepted
file extension. I'm wondering if there is already a mechanism in place for
dealing
