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From: Rene Rivera (grafik666_at_[hidden])
Date: 2002-11-10 17:36:04
[2002-11-10] Vladimir Prus wrote:
>Rene Rivera wrote:
>Okay.. I seem to understand this better now, thanks. One more question on
topic:
>is there a way to hardcode the path to shared library in exe? I want it in
>order to avoid setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH when debugging, when libraries live
>in build directories.
Yes, you can, and this is what I do in my projects for debug binaries also.
In V1 I have this set for all my targets:
<gcc><linkflags>"-Wl,-rpath -Wl,."
<gcc><linkflags>"-Wl,-rpath -Wl,$(GCC_STDLIB_DIRECTORY)"
>> Yes, that would be a good way to get both uses. In fact it might be
usefull
>> to specify that for each source in the stage. Basically allowing to
create
>> symlinks in the stage to arbitrary other targets.
>
>Nice idea. We'd need a mechanism for specifying different processing for
>different sources, though.
Any ideas on how to do that? I'll think about it.
>>>Then we should allow either directory or category for stages, not both.
>>
>>
>> Yes, good point. Any idea on syntax to differentiate them?
>
>Nothing especially bright, other then prepending something to
>category.
:-( ... Lik above I'll think about something.
>We have DLL target: "lib". Whether "lib" target generates static or shared
>library is determined by the value of "shared" property.
Yes, I saw after I started looking a bit after my post ;-)
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