How to build a C++ library?
Hello C++ folks!
I need a little help in building a C++ library.
I'm building a set of library packages that include C and C++ static and
shared libs.
The original makefile builds the C++ ones linking the full set of C and
C++ object files.
The C++ packages will depend anyway from the C shared runtime package,
so I was wandering if I could build the C++ shared lib using _only_ the
C++ objects.
Would this be a "good" or a "bad" thing?
In case, how can I force an internal dependance on the shared C lib?
If you want to give a glance to a pre-release version of the packages,
you'll find them in ftp://ftp.icenet.fi/private/fpolacco/temp/db2
Thank you,
Fabrizio
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