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Fix cygwin DLL naming 

Cygwin, like macOS, uses an extension to "recognize" something as being
a shared library. In that case, the extension is .dll.

Thinking about it, it's the naming in Linux that is illogical, in the
sense that the extension is before the count
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Christophe de Dinechin 2018-11-09 11:53:44 +01:00
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@ -24,9 +24,13 @@ OS_NAME_BUILDENV_cygwin=windows
include $(MIQ)config.gnu.mk
# Cygwin uses Windows extensions, e.g. ld looks for .dll files
EXE_EXT= .exe
LIB_EXT= .a
DLL_EXT= .dll
OBJ_EXT= .obj
MAKE_DLL= $(LD) -shared $(MIQ_LDFLAGS) $(MIQ_TOLINK) -o $@
# Because of the above, we need to put the number before the extesion
# e.g. where Linux would have libfoo.so.1.3.2, cygwin has libfoo.1.3.2.dll
MIQ_NOINSTALL= $(@:%.install_dll=%)
MIQ_DLLNAME= $(MIQ_NOINSTALL:%$(DLL_EXT)=%$(PRODUCTS_VERSION:%=.$(MIQ_V_VERSION))$(DLL_EXT))