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Marco Atzeri wrote:
| --- "Yaakov (Cygwin Ports)" ha scritto:
|> Since .oct files are just DLLs, should they be
|> treated as such by cygport (and perhaps rebaseall)?
|
| I am not sure about what you mean.
| Could you clarify a bit?

cygport would:
* strip(1) them before packaging;
* check them with objdump(1) for binary dependencies.

rebaseall would
* rebase them together with other .dll and .so libraries.


Yaakov
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