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Re: Linking against indirect dependencies

Hello! Bob Friesenhahn írta: It is not an easy task to intuit which systems require the full linkage list and which will work properly with an abbreviated list. Even older Linux versions require the full linkage list (or several copies thereof!). A further problem is that libtool doesn't reliabl

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missing .so extension

For some reason, the .so extension is missing from the shared library I'm building. libtool generates a file called libpathportjni.0.0.0 instead of the libparthportjni.so.0.0.0 that I'm looking for. I'm not sure what has changed. This was working nicely only a week ago. When I run make, here is the

Re: Linking against indirect dependencies

On May 26, 2004, Bob Friesenhahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It also depends on libtool being 100% accurate in determining if a > library is a static library or a shared library since static > libraries don't support library dependencies. And there's another problem. When libtool passes -ldepen

Re: Linking against indirect dependencies

Friday 28 May 2004 09:27 dátummal ezt írta: > And there's another problem. When libtool passes -ldependency in the > command line, the linker will look for libdependency in the > directories where it looks for libraries (-L). If libdependency is > only brought in by another shared library that h