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hardcode_into_libs=all. 2000-09-03's patch was wrong. * ltmain.in: Likewise. * tests/build-relink.test, tests/build-relink2.test: Adjust. * mdemo/Makefile.am (lib_LTLIBRARIES): Move libsub.la before libfoo2.la, so that they're installed in the right order. |
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This is mdemo, an example package that uses GNU libtool with an Automake-generated environment to build two simple modules and a program. It demonstrates how to build both dynamic and static libraries that can be dlopened. mdemo uses libtool's portable dlopen wrapper called "libltdl". All exported symbols are prefixed with "libname_LTX_" to avoid symbols conflicts, especially when linking statically. libltdl will automatically cut the prefix off to get the real name. Note that on Windows, for the purposes of illustrating ltdl, the libraries *are* built as dll's, but do not have the __declspec machinery to make them suitable for loading at link time. This is only for clarity inside this example, look at the example in ../demo to see how the __declspec macros should be set up.