Philipp Thomas writes:
> The wrapper script created by ltmain 2.4.6 on Linux sets LD_LIBRARY_PATH
> as an absolute path. Unfortunately it doesn't escape colons and the
> colon is the delimiter for paths in LD_LIBRARY_PATH. So the exe doesn't
> find its library.
> Could someone help me locate the
Dear all,
Which LT_INIT option would enable automatic hidden visibility?
The option -fvisibility=hidden is supported by all major
compilers today including gcc, clang, and icc. There is
-xldscope=hidden on Solaris too. I was hoping to see something similar
to adding "-fPIC -DPIC" automatically bu
Dear all,
Which LT_INIT option would enable the hidden symbol visibility support?
The option -fvisibility=hidden is useful and supported by all major
compilers today including gcc, clang, and icc. There is
-xldscope=hidden on Solaris too. I was hoping to see something similar
to adding "-fPIC -DP
On Fri, 2 Feb 2018, Philipp Thomas wrote:
The wrapper script created by ltmain 2.4.6 on Linux sets LD_LIBRARY_PATH as an
absolute path. Unfortunately it doesn't escape colons and the colon is the
delimiter
for paths in LD_LIBRARY_PATH. So the exe doesn't find its library.
Could someone help me
The wrapper script created by ltmain 2.4.6 on Linux sets LD_LIBRARY_PATH as an
absolute path. Unfortunately it doesn't escape colons and the colon is the
delimiter
for paths in LD_LIBRARY_PATH. So the exe doesn't find its library.
Could someone help me locate the place where I could modify the es
