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From: | Tom Fjellstrom <tfjellstrom AT home DOT com> |
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Subject: | Re: creating a shared object in Win98 |
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Date: | Sat, 10 Mar 2001 08:01:12 GMT |
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Tony Gahlinger wrote: > > I'm in the unenviable position of having to port some C code > from Linux to a Win98 environment. The code is a loadable > package that can be linked dynamically into a Tcl application > (the code acts as a communication link between Tcl and an Erlang > application). > > In Linux, I created a shared object with position-indepedent code: > > gcc -shared mycode.c -L/my_lib_path -I/my_include_path > -lmy_libs -o mycode.so -fpic > > Can djgpp handle this (and if so, any hints/pointers from a kind > soul?) or am I consigned to install and suffer an approx. 1Gbyte > of MS Visual C++ and the MSDN? Please tell me the latter ain't so! > > Help would be much appreciated. --Tony djgpp can sort of do it with dxe or some of the 'lodable object' libraries out there.... But I would suggest getting Mingw32. It can do dlls and regular console aplications along with win32 gui programs. By the way, what is an Erlang application? If it isn't a windows program or compilable with mingw32 then you might have some problems. -- "Computer programmers don't byte, they nybble a bit." Tom Fjellstrom tfjellstrom AT home DOT com http://strangesoft.net/
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