Ken Yeo September 10, at 4: The new PC will be used mainly for the Internet, so a hard drive won't be necessary unless Since converting static libraries to DLLs is not fully automated and formal process, some experience with it is required. It's certainly a lot of typing: Thank you for your reply. Suppose we have following file: Sorry, but I haven't seen such an error when I used dllwrap or a2dll.
Uploader: | Dairn |
Date Added: | 28 September 2004 |
File Size: | 35.8 Mb |
Operating Systems: | Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/2003/7/8/10 MacOS 10/X |
Downloads: | 9090 |
Price: | Free* [*Free Regsitration Required] |
MinGW a2dll
So, from ' libfoo. Convert a Static Library to Shared L Have you checked this site?

Suppose the name of the static library is libpango I am building a new PC from old spare parts. Since converting static libraries to DLLs is not fully automated and formal process, some experience with it is required.
mingw/doc/a2dll - external/msysgit/msysgit - Git at Google
It's certainly a lot of typing:. So our hypothesis is that job's done.
Ken Yeo September 10, at 4: After installing MinGW or Cygwintry running the following commands at the top-level folder. Additionally, a2dll requires following utilities to perform its tasks: Creates import library for produced DLL with the name of original static library. Thanks for visiting the blog and posting your comments.
a2dl You should list all libraries on which your library depends with -l switches and directories they are reside in with -L switches. Presense of such symbols generally means that you should patch library's headers to mark those symbols as dll-imported. This creates a shared library cygpango As we know, zlib provides functional way of getting error messages, something like.
For more information, read the GCC manual and the output from ld --help Using a2dll to Convert a Static Library a2dll is a little tool from mingw-utils that can be used to convert a static library to a dynamic library. But if it has Linux-specific codes, it could be compiled with Cygwin. This creates the same set adll files as with dllwrap above, but with slightly different sizes.
Now, ' a2dll liba. I'm trying both with dllwrap and a2dll but I came across the same error: That's probably some internal variables, let's don't do anything about them, unless we'll be forced to. Check whether DLL exports data symbols.

Links all resulting objects into DLL with exporting all non-static symbols. It's certainly a lot of typing: Use ' -s ' to get library without debugging symbols and information. Using GCC with the -shared parameter is one way. First of all, yes it's possible: Ken Yeo September 10, at 1: It has been 3 days that I am wandering around the whole web without succeding, and this stuff is driving me nuts.
For more information, read the GCC manual and the output from ld --help.

Renames original static library with suffix. If no, congratulations, you've done. If you did not specify --relink option, explodes source library under newly-created.
No comments:
Post a Comment