e with
collect2/ld via the cygwin-specific way of passing arc/argv.
Thanks a lot for all the helpful answers.
/Johan Holmberg
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ctionality" of libraries,
any such partitioning seems artificial. I always want a *full linking*
where all object files are needed.
I guess I'll resort to that, but only if no other way
(like "mount -X") works for me.
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"@files.txt" would be picked up by "ld.exe", but I got the error
message:
ld: @files.txt: No such file: No such file or directory
Is ld.exe not interpreting the special "@" like other
Cygwin programs ?
Am I missing some obvious way of doing what I wa
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