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<body class='hmmessage'>I see a lot of like:<BR>
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== package C:\\dev2\\cm3.2\m3-obliq\synloc ==<BR> +++ ['cm3.exe -build -keep -DROOT=/C/dev2/cm3.2 -DCM3_VERSION_TEXT=d5.6.0 -DCM3<BR>_VERSION_NUMBER=050600 -DCM3_LAST_CHANGED=2008-01-31 @M3novm', 'cm3.exe -ship -k<BR>eep -DROOT=/C/dev2/cm3.2 -DCM3_VERSION_TEXT=d5.6.0 -DCM3_VERSION_NUMBER=050600 -<BR>DCM3_LAST_CHANGED=2008-01-31 @M3novm'] +++<BR><BR>
--- building in NT386GNU ---<BR>
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ignoring ../src/m3overrides<BR>
new "/C/cm3/pkg/libm3/NT386GNU/m3.lib" -> archiving synwr.lib *** This line ****<BR>mklib -out:synwr.lib SynWr.io SynWr.mo SynLocation.io SynLocation.mo 2>&1 > sy<BR>nwr.lst<BR>gcc -shared -Wl,@_m3responsefile1.txt 2>&1 > synwr.lst<BR>Creating library file: synwr.lib<BR>--- shipping from NT386GNU ---<BR>
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This is mildly dumb.<BR>
I should check as to why m3.lib changed, but an import .lib changing is rarely legitimate cause for a relink.<BR>
As long as no symbols were added or removed, no relink is needed.<BR>
Even then, it usually doesn't matter, but harder to tell.<BR>
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It's true the import .libs have "hints" as to "ordinals" but I don't think anyone cares about those.<BR>
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Definitely maybe the fix should be that when the import .lib is made, if the list of symbols exported is identical to the previous version, don't update the file.<BR>
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