turn it into a non-shared library first ... a .a file .. and the link your
frontends against the .a file ... then worry about getting the shared
library done ... do you need it to be a shared lib? shared lib is only
advantage when running copies on the same box .. it saves RAM...
otherwise surely getting the core library into a .a file and the linking
against that is what you need for now ..
Dave.
On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, Greg Farrel wrote:
> Hi,
> I've written a server for a game, but I would like to have it as a
> library I can link with other programs. Mainly so the same code can be
> linked with a simple text fronted to be run as a server, or linked with a
> graphical engine to be played as a client. (yes both server and client
> must run the same engine as its relying on all clients/server performing
> the same actions in the same order to use determinism instead of network
> traffic).
> How can I do this? I'm running RH 7.2, and I've tried google, but I
> cant make head or tail of the ldap explanation,
> thanks,
> Greg
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