From: "Hugo Jose Ferreira" <hugojf AT mail DOT telepac DOT pt>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Library Problem ! Help !
Date: Sun, 14 Dec 1997 00:27:26 -0500
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Hi !
I've got a problem with the following:

I've started to port my graphics libraries to DJGPP. In order to do that,
I've created a .h file which contained every routine... for example, video.h
contains:

(bla bla bla)

void waitvretrace() {
 (bla bla bla)
}

void copyscr(byte *source, byte *dest) {
 (bla bla bla)
}

(bla bla bla)

This was Ok, until I've started to port everything i programmed under 16bit
TP&ASM, and noted that my executables files were getting large... I've
realised that, every function I've putted in the .h file, was being compiled
into the executable, even if it isn't used by the program...

My question is: HOW CAN I FIX THIS !!!! Maybe putting all the functions in
the header file ISN'T the proper way of doing a library... But... my
question is: how can I tell the linker to not include the functions I'm not
using ?!?!?

Thanks In Advance