Re: [Anjuta-list] how to create a shared library

[Sunil Negi <vick ram79 yahoo com>]

Johannes Schmid wrote:
> Hi!
>
> > I can write one and send a patch. Is there any information on how to  do 
> > that?
>
> There is developer documentation available on anjuta.org and you can
> attach patches to bugs in bugzilla.
>
> >  > I think you have to write yourself a configure.ac and Makefile.am for
> >  > your shared library. Then Anjuta should be able to load it and you can
> >  > compile it, add/remove source and so on.
>
> I have not tested, if it really works, but you can already add a "Shared
> library" target when you choose "Add Target" in the Project menu (you
> will have to create a default project though - and delete it's default
> target which is an application). Afterwards you should be able to add
> files to the shared library target as usual.
>
> Regards,
> Johannes
>
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Either I am missing something or there is  a bug but its not working for 
 me. Besides, adding a library as a target does not work unless I give 
the name libxxxx.la.
My library is supposed to be a .so file.

This is turning out to be far tougher then one would think it should be. 
But I will continue with my wizard now.

thanks for your inputs.

Sunil