>>>>> "Tom" == Tom Tromey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>>> "Lars" == Lars J Aas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Lars> The problem is that when it's time to link against the C++
Lars> library in the parent project, a C linker is chosen, which fails
Lars> on a lot of platforms (IRIX is one of them).
Lars> Does anyone know why $(LINK) is chosen instead of $(CXXLINK) in
Lars> the subproject, even though it's a C++ project, using the C++
Lars> compiler while compiling the objects?
> Automake should always choose the C++ linker if a C++ source file is
> seen. If you only have C source files, then automake has no way of
> knowing that the library is a C++ library. I assume this isn't the
> case for you, in which case you've found a bug. Could you make a
> smaller test case?
Automake does. I have the same problem and it is caused by libtool. Automake
passes the CXXLINK to libtool which ignores it and uses the C linker instead
:-(.
Ganesan
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