Thanks to all for your help.
My problem was that my application uses a number of dlls which all perform a variant of the same calculation. As such they all contain a number of functions with the same name. This was not a problem in Windows since I only exported the primary entry point...
What I'm trying to figure out is: in Windows, you specify a DLL_EXPORT declaration for the functions you want to export from the dll, and then a corresponding DLL_IMPORT declaration in the modules which use those functions. I can't find any corresponding construct in UNIX. How do you identify...
I am looking into porting a Windows app to UNIX. It consists of an executable and several dlls. I assume that the dlls will be compiled as shared libraries. How do I specify which functions in the shared libraries are 'exported', i.e. made available to the the executable and other dlls.
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