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08b2c5dd
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2023-04-08T23:43:04
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build: Rename libmd_alias() to libmd_strong_alias()
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ed695998
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2023-03-31T23:47:38
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On Darwin use assembler to support symbol aliases
The alias attribute is not supported on Darwin, but we can alias using
assembler directives instead.
At the same time we switch the non-ELF fallback implementation for
libmd_symver_default to use libmd_alias.
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b74b7772
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2023-03-28T03:25:35
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build: Do not use strong aliases on macOS
These are not supported, and when trying to link the library we
get the following error message:
error: aliases are not supported on darwin
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6b3f9f75
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2021-01-02T16:26:38
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build: Provide wrapper functions instead of aliases in DLL built with MSVC
On Windows we cannot use proper aliases, and using the /EXPORT linker
flag is too cumbersome, as it does not work when static linking, and
when dynamic linking it does not make the aliases visible within the
DLL itself.
Just use normal function wrapper in those cases, which are way more
maintainable.
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bd364c6d
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2019-08-28T11:30:29
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Switch SHA2 symbols from weak to strong aliases
There is no good reason to have these as weak symbols at all. And it
makes building on Windows (Cygwin, MinGW) harder as it does not
support weak symbols.
Based-on-patch-by: Michael Haubenwallner <michael.haubenwallner@ssi-schaefer.com>
Signed-off-by: Guillem Jover <guillem@hadrons.org>
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9cc93845
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2019-08-28T11:19:37
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Import local-link header from libbsd
This provides several macros for versioned symbols and linking magic.
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