I could not get a module that was linked with another shared library to load until I added -export-dynamic flag to gnu linker when building xemacs executable (-Wl,-export-dynamic to gcc). This is on Linux, but I suspect that other systems will require something similar (btw, non-gnu linkers, e.g. Solaris, will do The Right Thing by default). Marat. "J. Kean Johnston" <jkj(a)sco.com&gt; writes: > [1 <text/plain; us-ascii (7bit)>] > All, > > Attached is a rather large patch to 21.0.61 to support DLL loading. I > havent done changelog entries yet but this is pretty complete, even a > manual. This has the new ellcc compiler program, and a much more complete > and well defined interface. Modules are now 100% the same as built-in > code, so it should be easy to migrate stuff out of the dumped Emacs into > loadable modules. Please apply this (with -E to remove some empty files) > and try it out. I think this works pretty well. No doubt I will have to > polish things a little but I would really like to see this stuff in the > tree sooner rather than later so that people can get used to the idea, > and we can start thinking about which parts of the currently dumped > Emacs we want to turn into modules. > > Comments greatly appreciated. > -- > J. Kean Johnston | "If equal affection cannot be, > Engineer, SPG | let the more loving one be me" - W.H. Auden > Santa Cruz, CA +---------------------------------------------------------- > Tel: 831-427-7569 Fax: 831-429-1887 E-mail: jkj(a)sco.com > [2 xe21061.dllpatch.gz <application/x-gunzip>]