Use visibility/export annotations for C++ code #216
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Adds export macros, and annotations for all symbols that should be public. Switches the default for shared library builds on Linux to visibility=hidden so that missing annotations will be caught on both platforms, rather than just Windows. Fixes issue google#208
Uses the export macros instead.
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Missed change from PR #216
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Adds export macros, and annotations for all symbols that should be
public.
Switches the default for shared library builds on Linux to
visibility=hidden so that missing annotations will be caught on both
platforms, rather than just Windows.
Fixes issue #208