On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 12:54, Ralf Wildenhues <ralf.wildenh...@gmx.de> wrote:
Ralf > please trim stuff that you don't refer to from replies, thanks. Sorry, I usually do but forgot last time. > BTW, you should usually include config.h as very first header, > because it can influence the behavior of system headers. good point. > You didn't state whether you built this with --disable-static or some > other interesting flags, and whether both static and shared versions of > libbar were created and installed. sorry I should have mentioned this. I just used --prefix, both shared and static libraries are built. > BTW, the -lbar usually goes in LIBS, so that it comes after the stuff > that links against libbar. Whether you put -L$HOME/tmp/lib in LDFLAGS > or LIBS depends on whether it should be used for other deplibs too. I > usually leave it it LDFLAGS. Not sure whether this would make a > difference for your issue, though. no it doesn't make a difference. > --disable-shared does not disable linking against shared libraries, > it only disables creating shared libraries. To disable dynamic linking > against uninstalled libtool libraries, use -static in the link flags, to > disable dynamic linking against any libtool libraries, use > -static-libtool-libs, and to disable dynamic linking against all > libraries, use -all-static; e.g., > foo_LDFLAGS = $(AM_LDFLAGS) -all-static Thanks, adding the above to src/Makefile.am results in a successful build, so it looks like I need to ensure that -all-static is passed to each program when linking. Is there a way I can ensure that this is done without adding it to _LDFLAGS for every program? Cheers Adam _______________________________________________ http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/libtool
