Hello everyone!
I'm relatively new to GNU and CodeLite, and I'd like to know how to create a .dll with it. The only option that seems to be available for a dynamic library is that .so... Can I use .so libraries in windows?
And is there a simple way of setting the compiler and/or linker options so I can get the .dll?
I think I was able to produce .dlls with DevC++ a looong time ago (which also uses GNU compilers).
Thanks in advance for any help, CodeLite looks nice, and I'd like to use it more often...
dynamic libraries
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