Eus wrote: > Hi Ho! > > --- On Thu, 7/17/08, Andrew Haley <aph@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> First, make sure you can create a dynamically linked >> executable. >> If that doesn't work either, tell us. > > Yes, Foo was produced and could be executed successfully if it was compiled and dynamically linked with the following command: > > gcj -o Foo Foo.java --main=Foo > > However, when I tried all of the steps given on the wiki once again (this time by copying and pasting), Foo was produced. > > Looking at my Bash history, it turned out that I made a mistake when typing the last step: > $ gcc -o Foo ... -Wl,-non_hsared ... > > Because of this, Foo was not produced. > > Is there a switch that can force GCC to produce an error message for this kind of mis-typed word? No. All arguments beginning with -Wl, are passed to the linker. Andrew.
