Re: Problems with 2006Q3

[Hrvoje Habjanić <hrvoje.habjanic%zg.t-com.hr@localhost>]

On Friday 03 November 2006 10:33, Joerg Sonnenberger wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 03, 2006 at 10:09:50AM +0100, Hrvoje Habjani? wrote:
> > Then again, Joerg solution sounds good ... Maybe there can be
> > configurable option, which all OSes can use, something like
> > "disable-all-std-libs", which will make links only for libc and libm in
> > pkgsrc lib directory. If there is need for some other system libs out of
> > pkgsrc, it's easy to make extra link or two ...
>
> How is shared library searching done? Independent of -L?

In case of "configure" script, yes. "configure" script doesn't respect 
any "-L" flags - it adds sequentially different paths and when compile pass, 
that one is added to libs string.

Ld, on the other hand, respect "-L" flag. But, it is no use when configure 
script adds "-L/usr/lib" .. does it? ;-)

> In that case you can just symlink libc and libm via buildlink3 and ensure
> that the normal system directory comes last in the runtime search path.
>

Hmmm ...using buildlink3 ... nice. :-)

This will, probably, do the trick for linker (ld), but i don't know how to 
redirect configure, except to modify it ...

> Joerg

H.