* Erich Hoover wrote on Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 09:07:55PM CET:
>
> After a combination of guessing and searching I discovered that by fixing my
> LDFLAGS and adding the flag "-static-libtool-libs" that everything appears
> to link OK. However, what I'd really like to do is just include "B" and "C"
>
> Is (B) also linked with libtool? If so, is the *.la file installed?
> That's where libtool gets the metadata required to know when to link to
> additional libraries.
>
Yes, and yes. I'm using libtool through autoconf/automake for both the
library "B" and the application "A". Everything work
"Erich Hoover" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have an application (A) that depends upon an obscure library made by
> me (B), that depends on a slightly less obscure library made by someone
> else (C). I would like to compile A with "B" as a static library so
> that the user does not need to inst
I have an application (A) that depends upon an obscure library made by me
(B), that depends on a slightly less obscure library made by someone else
(C). I would like to compile A with "B" as a static library so that the
user does not need to install it separately, but when I do this the
compilatio
