Have flexdll store symbol alias without __nm_ prefix #108
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Hi! Have you tried to submit this patch to flexdll's maintainer? |
OK. I'll discuss this with Alain: ocaml/flexdll#77 |
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This is supposed to have been solved a long time ago by the following merge in flexdll: ocaml/flexdll#3 |
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This is not really a pull request (except if it is found that it is useful).
I had to patch flexdll this way in order to have one project of mine to compile.
This is a project with a binding to C++ DLLs.
flexdll does not find some of the expected symbols, but there are found with "_nm" prepended.
I have no idea why.
My patch is just adding an alias without this prefx to the symbol found by flexdll.
Any idea where this problem comes from?
Best regards