[Chicken-users] Compiling a file into both .dll and .o

[Ian Oversby]

Hi,

I have two scheme files that I wish to compile into a single executable.  
One of the files has
embedded C code and is the library.  The other file uses functions defined 
in the library.

I've added the following declaration to the top of the library:

(declare (unit win32_lib))

And this one to the top of the other file:

(declare (uses win32_lib))

I compile both of these with csc -c <file-name>

In addition, I would like to be able to load the library into csi and test 
it interactively.
Unfortunately, with the unit declaration at the top, it doesn't seem to 
compile
correctly with the -dynamic -dll flags.  Is there some way I can get the 
same file to
compile both dynamically and statically?

Actually, thinking about it, can I use -prologue to add the declare line 
just when I'm
compiling statically and is this the best way to do it?

Thanks,

Ian

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