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From: ian reinhart geiser <geiseri AT yahoo DOT com>
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Subject: Forceing libtool to link shared...
Date: Wed, 10 Apr 2002 17:08:37 -0400
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Greetings
	I have a project that relies on Qt so I am haveing to use cl and link with my 
automake scripts, everything seems to work fine save for 2 issues.  Libtool 
adds all object files in .libs/*.obj and *.obj so i get many redefined 
symbols.

also it seems that when i use libtool to link my internal shared libs that are 
built as dlls the shared lib is linked staticly.  on unix i just link to 
mylib.la, is there something special i must do on cygwin to get it to not 
staticly link to the library?

Thanks
	-ian reinhart geiser
p.s. i apologise if this has been answered allready, i  had a hard time 
phraseing this question so the search engine could come up with any hits.

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