On Apr 13, 2000, Kevin Atkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> In general, it can't be done. Sometimes libtool has to combine flags,
>> or to set environment variables, in order to link successfully.
> Could you elaborate. When shared libraries are used simply linking with
> -lpspell should work as all the dependences will automatically be tracked
> down provided that the system supports interlibrary dependencies.
Not on all systems.
> If static libraries are used ALL required libraries must be specified on
> the command line. That is what my script will be for.
> What else must be done?
There's the issue of merging -R/-rpath flags, if needed, or setting an
environment variable with them, since on some systems there's no
-R/-rpath flag. More details (lots of them! :-) in the archives.
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