Version 0.22 - fix a bug when emitting IMAGE_COMDAT_SELECT_ASSOCIATIVE symbols Version 0.21 - always use bash to call external commands under Cygwin (to make it work when gcc is a symlink) Version 0.20 - (build) Avoid the use of the rc tool - (dist) add version.rc to the source release - Allow "/link XXX" as an equivalent to "-link XXX" (or "/linkXXX") - Use an explicit .def file under MinGW and Cygwin to force the two symbols reloctbl and symtbl to be exported - Fixes for x64 - Allow to write sections with more than 0xffff relocations - Create a Win32 installer Version 0.19 - fix bug introduced in version 0.17 about virtual addresses for the builtin linker mode Version 0.18 - support for .sxdata section Version 0.17 - patch from Lars Nilsson to ease compilation of flexdll.h with C++ - prefer using XXX.dll.a (import lib) over XXX.a (static lib) - fix bug introduced in commit 136 about virtual addresses Version 0.16 - New -noexport command line option to force an empty symbol table Version 0.15, released on 2009-02-25 - protects calls to cygpath with long command lines (patch from Matthieu Dubuget) - always pass msvcrt.lib to link.exe Version 0.14, released on 2008-28-01 - mingw port: put /lib/mingw before /lib - support for a built-in linker Version 0.13, released on 2008-11-20 - another technique to work around the lack of response file for gcc: put the command line in an external bash script and apply bash to it (relies on the fact that Cygwin programs can call Cygwin programs with long command lines); this idea is from Xavier Leroy - the -subsystem switch is now supported for the mingw toolchain Version 0.12, released on 2008-11-17 - gcc 3 does not support response files; to support longer command lines, we use a custom replacement for cmd.exe (which restricts the length of the command line to 8kB whereas Windows supports 32kB) - patch for Richard Jones: do not find directories when looking for a file Version 0.11, released on 2008-11-10 - compiled with mingw port so as to depend on msvcrt.dll, not msvcr80.dll - experimental support for directly calling "ld" instead of "gcc" - by default, reexport symbols imported from an import library - quote the response file argument - use slashes instead of backslashed in response file (needed for mingw's ld) - by default, use the real manifest Version 0.10, released on 2008-10-21 - use "gcc -mno-cygwin -print-libgcc-file-name" to get the standard library directory for mingw - lower the length threshold to use a diversion file when calling the linker with many arguments Version 0.9, released on 2008-09-18 - fix bug with COFF symbols for sections (with more than 1 auxilliary block) - ignore debug relocations on x86 (of kind 0x000a, 0x000b) Version 0.8, released on 2008-03-10 - new -no-merge-manifest Version 0.7, released on 2008-03-09 - allow .dll.a as automatic extension for libraries - minor bug fixes Version 0.6, released on 2008-02-11 - support COMDAT section symbols - support mixed libraries (import library + regular objects) - optimizations (do not rewrite library objects when not needed, pass the lib to the linker) - new -real-manifest, replace -default-manifest - new -implib option - new -outdef option - new zlib/libpng license Version 0.5, released on 2008-01-11 - new -default-manifest option (always on, currently) - use a temp file name for getting the output of commands (allow several instances of flexlink to run in parallel) Version 0.4, released on 2008-01-02 - Code cleanup - FLEXLINKFLAGS env var to pass extra arguments Version 0.3, released on 2007-11-20 - Make it work under x86_64 - New -subsystem option (currently for MSVC chain only) - New -explain option - New -link option Version 0.2, released on 2007-11-06 - New -maindll option (to build a DLL that contains the "main program" from FlexDLL's point of view) - Can now explicitly enable/disable the use of cygpath (on by default only for Cygwin) - New -L xxx (or -Lxxx) option - New -where option - FLEXDIR environment variable (where to look for FlexDLL's .obj files) Version 0.1, released on 2007-06-14 - Initial release