Re: [Dev-C++] Using gcc -shared instead of dllwrap

[Mario B. <st...@vi...>]

Hi OROSZI,

On Thu, 26 Feb 2004 22:23:27 +0100, OROSZI Bal=E1zs =
<or...@vp...> wrote:

>I read something about the new release of Dev-C++, that it uses new=20
>tools of MinGW, however I haven't tried it yet. Perhaps they switched to=
 g++ -shared?

I don't know. Since v 4.8.4 or so, I d/l only the exe (since the online =
update always fail). Anyway,
I would be surprised if this mattered. And I have the latest MinGW tools.

>Anyway, as for your release, you have to live with dllwrap.

Not necessarily, see below...

>BTW, g++ -shared is *MUCH* faster (10 to 20 times) and is the right way=20
>of creating DLLs, since almost 3 years. I don't know why didn't the devs=
=20
>of Dev-C++ change it...

I don't even know if they are monitoring that particular ml (are you, =
guys?)... we don't see too
many replies from them here. And you're right, the speed is amazing!

The only workaround is to let Dev-cpp generate the Makefile.win as usual =
and then edit the $(BIN)
line in this file as follows:

$(BIN): $(LINKOBJ)
	$(DLLWRAP) -Wl,-output-def,$(DEFFILE) -Wl,-out-implib,$(STATICLIB) =
$(LINKOBJ) $(LIBS) -o
$(BIN)

and then save it under another name and make the project use it.

Of course, DLLWRAP=3Dgcc -shared...

Bye!
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Mario B.
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