Whew, this is not another bug report! :-0 Its a suggestion for a feature that I'd like in GPC.
Sometimes I have to link in 'C' (ugh) code with GPC. Usually this 'C' code has been compiled into a ".a" library. Is there any way I can tell GPC to automatically link this ".a" file with my program using automake? At the moment I have to type:
GPC program.pas -o program.exe library.a --automake
Is there any way another compiler define could be added into the source of a unit to tell automake that "library.a" must be linked with the program. Something along the lines of {$LINK "library.a"} or the Borlandish {$O libary.a}
I know that this is REALLY DIFFICULT to do because the unit must somehow tell the calling GPC that it must also link the ".a" library. But something like this is already done using units...
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