On 17/09/2012 17:10, Matt Turner wrote:
> Is this behavior by design? Is there some other way I can force C++
> linking conditionally?

There is also the opposite case where this is useful: code like fdk-aac,
which has to be compiled with a C++ compiler but uses none of the C++
library features and should be linked as C ... fdk-aac does this by
rewriting the LINK variable for it [1] but it's a nasty hack and also
relies on a dummy.c file.

Having a foo_LANGUAGE = C or foo_LANGUAGE = C++ would be nice indeed...

[1] http://goo.gl/aEUbG

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