>> Have you ever looked into Makefile.PL in the past? Or have you even >> taken a look at the Makefile.PL.in is it existed? It shows that many of >> the "-l"-options are generated by configure. (Makefile.PL.in is template >> for configure - you surely know that) >> >> Or are we talking about some seperate PerlMagick-Distribution? I'm >> talking about the PerlMagick which comes with imagemagick's tarball. >> >> Actually, Makefile.PL should use pkgconfig or whatever is available to >> detect all those "-l" options - or actually it's also sufficient to only >> do -lMagick - who knows? >> > > Well, as former maintainer of PerlMagick in Gentoo, I can tell you that > the way we used to do it was to take the tarball that is used to build > imagemagick and reuse it for building perlmagick, building only the perl > portions and ensuring that we were binding against the correct libraries > on $root. But hey, what do I know, I only maintained it for 2 or 3 > years.
I asked questions about all those -l options that include libraries - but which libraries have to be included while linking the Magick.so of the perl-module highly depends on the use-flags. So you didn't answer the question. That you were the PerlMagick-maintainer for a log time - well - as long as nobody complains, i wouldn't look at the command line with which Magick.so is linked, too. So i guess you just don't know what i'm talking about. I'm sorry, that my patches don't work. I will take a closer look immediatly.
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