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Re: dll issue

From: bjorn rohde jensen <bjensen at fastmail dot fm>
To: erwan ancel <erwan dot ancel at free dot fr>
Cc: gcc-help at gcc dot gnu dot org
Date: Sat, 30 Nov 2002 11:40:46 +0100
Subject: Re: dll issue
References: <003001c29784$9c8e1670$c5bd0b50@brisedorient> <3DE75273.50907@fastmail.fm> <001a01c2984d$ae4582d0$8d9c0d50@brisedorient>
Reply-to: bjensen at fastmail dot fm

Hi Erwan,

 I have no idea, how to bridge between two incompatible compilers,
it probably requires a detailed knowledge of both compilers. Maybe
you could wrap the C++ library with C code, which, as far as i know,
does have a standardised ABI, should probably link ok. I have never
actually tried this sort of thing, and i am worrying, that various
global objects and the C++ runtime will not be properly initialised,
if one tries this sort of thing.

Yours sincerely,

Bjorn

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