* doc/PLATFORMS: 1.3b passes all tests on GNU/Linux,
FreeBSD (2.2.6 and 3.1)
* doc/libtool.texi: it's possible to link libtool libraries
using -L and -l, better documentation of uninstall and clean mode,
rename dummy to force, documented -no-fast-install,
AC_LIBLTDL_* must be called before AC_PROG_LIBTOOL,
documented hardcode_into_libs and striplib/old_striplib,
* ltconfig.in: search for strip program, added hardcode_into_libs
and striplib/old_striplib variables, set strip commands for GNU strip,
on FreeBSD >= 3.2 set hardcode_into_libs to yes,
fast-install mode doesn't work if hardcode_into_libs = yes
* ltmain.in: reimplemented hardcoding into libraries:
new relink mode, preserve all libtool args, relink libraries
when installing if necessary
added -no-fast-install flag, removed unnecessary `dlname'
initialization, use striplib/old_striplib for stripping libraries,
dlname is always soname or in library_names so we don't need
to handle different file names
an extracted and compiled ltdll.c, then don't delete, reextract
and recompile.
(cygwin, archive_expsym_cmds): Make sure the ltdll source has been
extracted and compiled before referencing the object, since there
are paths through the code which run archive_expsym_cmds without
running export_symbols_cmds.
regex (reported by Chris P. Ross <cross@eng.us.uu.net>)
* ltmain.in: support `-dlopen self', define lt_preloaded_symbols
if dlself != no
* doc/libtool.texi (Compile and Link mode): document it,
documented the -Wc, -Wl flags, libtool does also support non C
source code
* ltconfig.in: CR/LF fix for broken DJGPP bash
* ltmain.in: CR/LF fix for DJGPP
fail if it is unable to physically load the library. Sadly,
LoadLibrary will search the loaded libraries for a match and
return one of them if the path search load fails. Simulate a
failure in this case for compatibility with the other APIs.
Also, LoadLibrary takes the liberty of adding `.dll' to library
names passed without an extension, we now add a trailing `.' to
prevent this from happening.
decided that LoadLibrary returns `0' for success, yet FreeLibrary
returns `0' for failure! The FreeLibrary call used to interpret
`0' as success for both functions.
retain the order of dependency libraries (even old archives),
determining the absolute directory name didn't work due to a typo,
add the library search paths of all dependency libraries when
linking a library (fixes IRIX 5.2 bug)
is no longer needed, as ld reverted to the original format.
* NEWS: Likewise.
* ltconfig.in: When testing self-dlopening, test whether dlclose
crashes. On FreeBSD 3.1, it does. :-(
* libltdl/configure.in: Likewise.
* NEWS: Note work-around.
Reported by Pavel Roskin <pavel_roskin@geocities.com>
no extension, and we must do the same in order to share the cache
value. Also we must ignore conftest.err which HPsUX (at least)
fills with gratuitous warnings.
(objext): for consistency, do the same as above.
Reported by Pavel Roskin <pavel_roskin@geocities.com>
programs (but not the wrapper script itself due to a stupidity in
win32 which hardwires the .exe extension to the binary loader!).
* ltconfig.in (exeext): Now that the wrapper script tries to move
executables, we need to know whether they have an extension (ala
AC_EXEEXT). Since we can't rely on AC_EXEEXT having been called
in configure.in, we must be able to check for ourselves, though we
can look for a cached result incase AC_EXEEXT was called.
objects for dlls vs. objects for static archives. Using a cpp
macro also allows us to decide whether or not we need to use
dllexport/import declarations.
(cygwin, export_symbols_cmds): Ditto.
* ltmain.in: Generate export symbol list before expanding
convenience libraries, to avoid passing whole_archive_flag_spec to
$NM.
Reported by Godmar Back <gback@cs.utah.edu>
