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On Saturday 15 July 2006 05:24, Erwan Bracq wrote: |
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> If I set LDFLAGS for some specific dirs with -L I'm breaking something |
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> in cross-emerge and it can find the libc. |
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dont add -L to LDFLAGS ... if you need to do this, you're doing it wrong and |
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you'll just end up with headaches (i know from personal experience :p) |
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make sure the libraries can be found via the normal lib search path (ie |
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sysroot in /usr/CTARGET) |
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> I need to do this because some external libraries are required (and |
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> these libraries are inside the root_filesystem like libcurses.* for bash). |
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the root of your troubles is your mixing of development and target in $ROOT |
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if you keep things cleanly separated, development headers/libs in /usr/CTARGET |
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and target runtime libs in $ROOT, then it should just work |
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-mike |
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