Hi Florian, * Florian Schricker wrote on Tue, Feb 14, 2006 at 11:03:50AM CET: > > Currently I am on the way on moving some software projects from custom > makefiles to autoconf. These projects mostly depend on Xerces-C; since > we want to support Linux, Darwin & MinGW32 I ran into trouble with DLLs > on MinGW32 depending on Xerces-C DLLs so, for the first releases I > figured I might just want to disable shared libs on MinGW32 before > digging deeper on where the problems are. OK. This is a Libtool issue, not an Autoconf one. Cc:ing bug-libtool for that purpose. Please let us know where the MINGW32 problems are. If you did not use `-no-undefined' while linking, please do so. Maybe that solves your issues. > To do so I did: > > AC_CANONICAL_HOST > case "$host" in > *-*-linux* | *-*-darwin*) > ;; > *-*-mingw32*) > AC_DISABLE_SHARED > ;; > esac > > But I guess I am missing something; it does not work. Running this > configure on GNU/Linux gives: > > checking whether to build shared libraries... > checking whether to build static libraries... yes Indeed. Confirmed with both branch-1-5 and HEAD. Thanks for reporting this! > Any help would be so much appreciated; it's one of the last obstacles > before our first release ;-) Well, hope this gets you set for the release: use | AC_CANONICAL_HOST | case "$host" in | *-*-linux* | *-*-darwin*) | AC_ENABLE_SHARED | ;; | *-*-mingw32*) | AC_DISABLE_SHARED | ;; | esac and make sure all of that comes before AC_PROG_LIBTOOL. I'm inclined to "fix" this by adjusting the documentation, not the implementation of these macros. Cheers, Ralf _______________________________________________ Autoconf mailing list Autoconf@xxxxxxx http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/autoconf
