From: starr@wg2.waii.com (Robert Starr) Subject: dynamic libs Date: 9 Feb 1993 17:18:15 GMT
Environ: .98p5 SLS on 486/25
Questions: A) too many libs, B) building shared libs
A)
Last night, I was trying to get a simple X application compiled. It used
the shared libs, and linked fine. When I ran it, it came up, as it should.
When I hit a button that invoked a callback with a printf in it, I got
the message
Couldn't load -lm
Too many libraries
(this is from failing memory... the message was something like that).
Now, the libs called in were pretty standard:
-lXaw -lXmu -lXext -lX11 -lXt -lm
I got this to run OK when I used the -nojump switch on the gcc line, but
linking to shared libs is so fast that I would like to figure out why they
failed. Any ideas?
B)
Also, where is a source for how to *build* shared libraries from scratch?
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