Sebastien Sable wrote:
> ../libtool: line 5764: ./test_libbraille.: No such file or directory
Hi,
just ran in the same bug while cross compiling for MinGW on a
HP-UX box. Here is a patch:
2003-02-27 Ralph Schleicher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* ltmain.in: Only append a dot to the wrapper
Samuel Meder wrote:
>
> New and improved patch.
>
> /Sam
>
Posted to the wrong list. :(
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Bill,
In general, Libtool won't prevent you from doing anything
that the linker can. This works by passing flags through
Libtool with these flags:
`-Wl,FLAG'
`-Xlinker FLAG'
Pass a linker specific flag directly to the linker.
`-XCClinker FLAG'
Pass a link specific flag to the compiler
>> In general, Libtool won't prevent you from doing anything
> that the linker can. This works by passing flags through
> Libtool with these flags:
Not really. As has been discussed here before it will not let you produce
a dynamic by linking static libraries, although this can be done with
di
I have attached a small example tar.gz of this (obvious) bug.
cd test
make
make clean
... and it is not that clean. (it leaves .la and .a files in */.libs)
If you look at the commands libtool executes:
rm -f lib2/libb.la lib2/main/main/.libs/libb.al
lib2/main/main/.libs/libb.la
This is obviously correct; please check in. I'm sorry I missed this,
when I submitted the original patch. I'll go hide, now.
--Chuck
Schleicher Ralph (LLI) wrote:
2003-02-27 Ralph Schleicher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* ltmain.in: Only append a dot to the wrapper script when
buildi
