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Author dradul
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Ramifications to changing LDSHARED? I don't perceive any 
besides having slightly bigger dlls, and the possibility to 
extract symbol definitions and create import libraries out of 
plugins, perhaps even linking extensoins directly (as in writing 
derivative extensions from, say, Numeric).

Adding -Wl,--enable-auto-import doesn't modify the defaults 
but hushes the linker, less perturbing line noise in stderr.

On giving you an example, I only use python under cygwin 
and having just managed to build my first embedded vim, I'm 
starting to experiment. There are some reasonable examples 
in vim's documentation (see ':h if_pyth.txt'). This works for 
me:

1. Type a line of text. Leave cursor on line.
2. Enter command mode and type:
    python import vim; vim.current.line = vim.current.line.upper
()

And about your "Huh?", this is the python bug tracker last 
time I checked. The issue is a GNU ld/Win32 issue, not 
necessarily exclusive to Cygwin. I am leaving a hint for future 
developers.

Cheers.
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