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Incremental Linking
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- Subject: Incremental Linking
- From: "Mike Ludwig" <mike_ludwig at hotmail dot com>
- Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2000 13:35:44 PST
- Cc: mludwig at inprise dot com
Does GCC support incremental linking and if so what options do I have to
use?
I checked the mailing list archives and someone asked a similiar
question and the answer was to use shared libraries. Shared libraries
are not the answer that I am looking for. What I want to do is link a
number of objects to gether to create an executable and then relink in one
of the (modified) objects again.
Something like:
gcc -o myexe a.o b.o c.o
Make some changes to b.c and recompile:
gcc -c b.c
I then want to relink b.o directly into myexe. Something like
gcc -o myexe myexe b.o
Can I do this somehow? When I try I get a bunch of errors about duplicate
symbols.
Thanks,
Mike.
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