shared libs on solars

[Stefan Schaeckeler <schaecsn%gmx.net@localhost>]

Hi all,

I have compiled gcc into /usr/gcc. I designated this as my "system c compiler" 
to be used for pkgsrc (and everything else).

To avoid dealing with gcc's shared libs (libgcc.so and libstdc++.so), I 
configured gcc with --disabled-shared.

that breaks some packages such as devel/gmp. Gmp builds a shared lib and wants 
to link libstdc++.a. Linking a non-shared lib to a shared lib doesn't work.

Is there a way around that?


Next try. I configured gcc with enable-shared=libstc++. Now g++ compiled 
program's don't find libstdc++. Apparently, the pkgsrc framework does not add 
-R /usr/gcc/lib to g++.

What is the cleanest solution for this in the pkgsrc framework?

 Stefan

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