Re: RE : creating a dll using a static library

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Luc MOULINIER <moumou@xxxxxxxx> writes:

> To be a bit more precise.
> I'm building an extension for the Tcl language. Extensions are in fact dynmaic libraries.which are loaded in the Tcl language when required. So when loading my .dll lib created as I mentioned, I got the message :
> couldn't load library "o:/ordali/lib/tclcluspack
> 0.1/tclcluspack0.1.dll": this library or a depen
> dent library could not be found in library path
>     while executing
> "load o:/ordali/lib/tclcluspack0.1/tclcluspack0.
> 1.dll tclcluspack"
>
> The dll is present, and at the right place. Thus, loading it directly in the interpreter results in the same error.
> A point to mention is that the size of the dll seeems to be correct, as the sum of the libRmath.a + objects.

I don't know what the problem is here, but it does not sound like a
problem with gcc.

You may get more help if you ask on the mingw mailing list.

Ian


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