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Date: Sat, 11 Sep 1999 22:33:02 +0200
From: Vincent Penne <vincent.penne@wanadoo.fr>
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Subject: C++ libraries and DLL
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Hi !
I come to a problem that must be frequently asked, but for whichI
haven't found any positive answer in the list archive.
I have read the very good explanations of Fergus Henderson on how to
make DLLs with Cygwin. 
The problem now is that this works fine with C, but certainly not with
C++ when one want to access some static members of class (for example).
Is there any way to do that ? Is it windoz DLL loader's fault, that
relocate only function calls and not variables pointers ? What is the
difference between relocating a function call and relocating a variable
pointer ?
Thanks in advance if you can enlight me on these points !

 Vincent Penne.

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