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cywin - How to force my exe to use "regcomp" and "regexec" funcs from my lib and not libc?
I compiled library libregex.a and testprogram .exe in cywin.
gcc -o testprogram runtests.c -L/home/Semyon/work/src/re
Once I run "testprogram.exe" it takes functions "regcomp" and "regexec" from libc and not my compiled lib.
How to force "testprogram.exe" to take those functions from my lib libregex.a?
gcc -o testprogram runtests.c -L/home/Semyon/work/src/re
Once I run "testprogram.exe" it takes functions "regcomp" and "regexec" from libc and not my compiled lib.
How to force "testprogram.exe" to take those functions from my lib libregex.a?
Gerwin Jansen
Can you try and put both the testprogram and your compiled library in the same folder and try then? If that doesn't work, try setting the PATH like this: set PATH=.\;%PATH% and try again. Put testprogram and library into your current folder.
Look within /etc/ld.so.conf. Make sure the rider of the paths is inthe search order you want.
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@arnold - cygwin is Windows env. so why the /etc/ld.so.conf if I may ask>
It tries to mimic Linux, you need to alter the search path, or statically compile the exe to rely on a library.
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