- From: Steinar Bang <sb@metis.no>
- Date: 25 Oct 2000 11:02:19 +0200
- To: www-lib@w3.org
>>>>> Steinar Bang <sb@metis.no>: >>>>> Steinar Bang <sb@metis.no>: >> Platform: WinNT4, MSVC 5, libwww 5.3.1 >> I'm getting a linking error after an upgrade to 5.3.1. The previous >> version was a CVS checkout from September 4 1999, using the Amaya tag. >> I'm not doing a normal Win32 build. I'm building the entire libwww as >> a single DLL (ideally it should only contain the stuff I need, but >> I've never gotten round to stripping it down). >> When building the DLL I'm getting missing symbols, most of them about >> _WWW_TraceFlag (but also some about _inflateInit_, _inflate, and >> _inflateEnd. They are all related to decompressing. I'll look into >> them later). >> A quick grep tells me that WWW_TraceFlag is a PUBLIC unsigned int in >> HTTrace.c. As far as I can tell HTTrace.c have been compiled. > Hm... that definition is protected with #ifndef WWW_WIN_DLL, and I > define this symbol. [snip!] > Should I create a file which contains this variable and something it > points to? > Eg. something like this: > static int theWWW_TraceFlag; > int* WWW_TraceFlag = &theWWW_TraceFlag; Something like that worked. I put the following in HTTrace.c: #ifndef WWW_WIN_DLL PUBLIC unsigned int WWW_TraceFlag = 0; /* Global trace flag for ALL W3 code */ #else static int theWWW_TraceFlag = 0; PUBLIC int* WWW_TraceFlag = &theWWW_TraceFlag; /* Global trace flag for ALL W3 code */ #endif Then there's only the inflate symbols left. I use version 1.0.4 of zlib, compiled as a static .lib which is then linked into the libwww DLL. Is this a problem?
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