Re: pragma Linker_Options

[anon@anon.org (anon)]

The options are what you use in the linker command line. This is an example 
that I use for Sockets to hide the library file that contains the Sockets library
from the command-line:

package GNAT.Sockets.Linker_Options is
   --  Empty version of this package.
private
   pragma Linker_Options ( "-lsocket" ) ;
end GNAT.Sockets.Linker_Options ;

Of course, there are other ways of using the "pragma", but mostly it used 
for library paths "-L" and libraries "-l".  Also, you must use a pragma for 
each option:

   ...
   pragma Linker_Options ( "-L/usr/lib/tcpip" ) ;
   pragma Linker_Options ( "-lsocket" ) ;
   ...


In <b0fc55f5-4142-4e34-a03f-aa14ea8caaba@o14g2000vbo.googlegroups.com>, Rick <rickduley@gmail.com> writes:
>The Ada LRM section B.1. refers to pragma Linker_Options.
>Unfortunately, it does not list the options.
>
>I use "-mwindows" to hide the command screen when Iwrite an interface
>using GtkAda,  There are probably others.  Would someone please tell
>me where to find them?
>
>Thanks