On Wed, 2007-11-28 at 06:18 -0800, snowcrash wrote: > perl -pi -e 's/AC_CHECK_LIB\(mysqlclient,/AC_CHECK_LIB\(mysqlclient_r,/g' > configure.in > perl -pi -e 's/mysql_lib=\"\-lmysqlclient \-lz > \-lm"/mysql_lib=\"\-lmysqlclient_r \-lz \-lm\"/g' configure.in
Doesn't it have -lmysqlclient at all? Should I just add another -lmysqlclient_r check and use it if -lmysqlclient isn't found? > setenv LDFLAGS "-L/usr/local/db46/lib -L/usr/local/sqlite/lib > -lsqlite3 -L/usr/local/mysql/lib/mysql -L/usr/local/lib -liconv" .. > iirc, the "--with-sqlite" config option does not take a DIR arg. so > to tell it where, LDFLAGS are req'd. The -L parameters are good enough in there, but isn't -lsqlite3 added automatically? If not, put it to SQL_LIBS instead if LDFLAGS. > i might suggest DIR options for spec'n of non-standard install loc'ns > for each opt. no? I just wrote about this privately to another guy, here's some copy&pasting: Also I think those --with-package=/path parameters' functionality could be misundertood easily. They don't really specify that the given package is used from /path. They just modify the generic CPPFLAGS/LDFLAGS environment and let the compiler/linker find the packages wherever they happen to be first in the path. Also I could never figure out when compiling other systems what I should use as the package path. Does the configure script use the given path as base path for <path>/include and <path>/lib, or does it assume that both the include and lib files are there or something else? What if I have the include and lib files in completely different locations? I've never liked those parameters either as a user or as a developer, so I doubt I'll ever add them to Dovecot.
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