Re: [Boost-build] HPUX aCC: Howto avoid building boost libraries containing absolute library path references when calling bjam install

From: Vladimir Prus (ghost_at_[hidden])
Date: 2008-06-03 08:01:25

On Tuesday 03 June 2008 15:05:56 Steinlein,Volker (EBV) wrote:

Hi Volker,
 
> I am not quite sure what you mean but I suppose you want to give the
> libaries internal names. 
> This is what the HPUX ld man page says about assigning libraries  
> 
> ------8<-------------
>            +h internal_name
>                           When building a shared library, record
>                           internal_name as the name of the library.
> When
>                           the library is used to link another executable
>                           file (program or shared library), this
>                           internal_name is recorded in the library list
> of
>                           the resulting output file instead of the
> pathname
>                           of the input shared library.  That is, if +h
> is
>                           not used, the shared library does not have an
>                           internal name and when an executable is built
> with
> 
>                           the shared library, the linker records the
> library
>                           name that it looks at.
> 
>                           If more than one +h option is seen on the link
>                           line, the linker uses the first one and emits
> a
>                           warning message.
> ----------8<-----------
> 
> Is it that what you need?

Yes, thanks. What is the compiler options for passing raw options directly
to the linker? If that's -Wl, then can you try the attached acc.jam ?
If not, how can I pass this -h to the linker?

- Volodya