Re: Directory masks -- howto?

Johnathan Burchill wrote:
> On October 16, 2003 03:56 pm, Denis Corbin wrote:
 >
 >[...]
>
>>  Which
>>compilation command do you use to build the executable ?
> 
> 
> I used:
> 
> g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -fexceptions -ldar64 -DMODE=64 -I./dar/src/libdar -o 
> dar-test-create dar-test-create.cpp
> 

this seems correct, except I would not use -fexceptions with g++ because 
it is activated by default (for C++). For next pre-release, you
will not need anymore -DHAVE_CONFIG_H nor "-I... "and will be able to 
use #include <dar/libdar.hpp> in your source code. I have updated the 
API_DOC file with recent changes done around installation.

> 
> But,  I just tried compiling a static version, and the exception was 
> caught! Does it make sense to you that exceptions would not work on a 
> dynamically-linked executable? Perhaps I'm missing a key option to g++...
>

it does not make sens to me. Dar, dar_xform, etc. even dynamically 
linked with libdar work properly concerning exception handling. And, I 
did a test dynamically compiling your program against libdar, all worked
as expected.

> [...]
> 
> JB

Denis.



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