On Mon, 2008-07-07 at 20:50 +0200, Pixel wrote:

> well, if what you're building doesn't have any shared libraries,
> --no-undefined won't bother you, --no-undefined is the default for
> binaries.
>
> --no-undefined is wrong and bothering for (some) plugins.
>
> --no-undefined is good and useful for normal libraries.

Yes, sorry, we're just using different terminology (and yours is
better): when I said "shared libraries" I meant what you call "normal
libraries" (i.e. excluding plugins - 'libraries' that are used only by a
single application and not installed to the system library directory).
--
adamw