Mike <mikee@mikee.ath.cx> writes:

> The old way to solve cyclic dependencies(?) is with lorder and tsort.

I do not know of any recent UNIX that needs contents of a single
archive library to be sorted in any way. And I thought tsort'ing
was only a speed optimization in the ancient times it was used.

> In article <3faf6558$0$27586$626a54ce@news.free.fr>, yim wrote:
> > - I tried the first solution but I run into another problem : cyclic
> > dependencies. Seem to be hard to resolve this one.

I am pretty sure that AIX is one system where cyclic dependencies
are never an issue, because the linker is essentially a 2-pass.

Perhaps you are mis-diagnosing the problem?

Cheers,
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