Please respond to me directly (and the mailing list if you so
choose)....
I am attempting to port an application from Linux to FreeBSD (source
code). I have been told that I need to compile the source against a
different set of /include and /lib files. When compiled against the
system libs it works fine but when I try to compile against our
proprietary libs it doesn't seem to do what I ask. The code does compile
and run. Problem is.... my gcc options do not seem to produce the
results I'd like. I have attempted
gcc -static -I /pathto/new/include -L /pathto/new/lib sourcefile.c
but it always seems to compile against the /usr/include and /usr/lib
files. I know this because I produced an ELF binary (sans the -static
arg) and ran "ldd program-name" and it returned
lgcc.2 => /usr/lib/libgcc.xxxxxxxxx
and some other => /usr/lib/xxxxxxxxxx's.
I have also tried renaming all "#include <stdio.h>" to "#include
"/pathto/new/include/stdio.h" and so on....
How do I force this source to compile using the /pathto/new/include and
/pathto/new/lib ???????
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Andrew Otwell
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