Hi,
I'm trying to link binaries to libraries that are not installed on the
system, but just unpacked to a "staging" directory.
Consider this (real) example:
1) Build expat with "--libdir=/usr/lib/${platform}"
2) Install expat with "make install DESTDIR=${stagedir}"
3) Configure dbus with "-L${stagedir}/usr/lib/${platform}" where it
will find expat now, and "-rpath /usr/lib/${platform}" where it will
find expat at real runtime when both are installed.
4) Build expat
The problem is that ${stagedir} is leaking and the resulting
dbus-daemon gets both /usr/lib/${platform} and
${stagedir}/usr/lib/${platform} added to it...
I tried working around it by passing --with-sysroot=${stagedir} to the
dbus configure, but unfortunately that didn't work...
Do you have a suggestion of something I could do to accomplish what
I'm trying to accomplish?
Is this a libtool bug?
Any suggestions of workarounds?
(I also filed a bug at
http://savannah.gnu.org/support/index.php?108637 in case this is
actually a libtool bug.)
Thanks in advance!
Filipe
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