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Why are static libraries provided by default instead of dynamic ones? #150
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In short I don't know how to get dynamic libraries working in Go. A PR to implement this would be appreciated! |
Sorry, maybe I didn't describe it clearly, what I mean is to use .so or .dylib or .dll to avoid the following symbol conflict errors @alexcrichton
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I have same issue. @alexcrichton Is there any workaround solution? |
Yes I understand what this issue is asking for, and my response is "I don't know how to do this in Go". A PR would be appreciated if y'all know how to implement this in Go. |
@alexcrichton I made a simple modification to let wasmtime-go use the dynamic library by default in the linux, so that symbol conflicts can be avoided in dapr related projects. If you have time, please help to review and see if there are any problems and suggestions, thank you. #155 |
I think a dynamic library version should be provided to support some users, because static libraries may cause symbol redefinition conflicts, what do you think? @alexcrichton
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