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Timothy Bissell said: |
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> I don't really know how many people have run into this, but I'm putting |
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> what I had to do forward. Hopefully it will help. Specifically, this is |
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> for an EV56 system, using the compaq compiler. |
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> What I've noticed, is that the configure scripts don't have a catch to |
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> give the correct flags on a linux system running a compiler other than |
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> gcc. Since this system fails all of the checks (is not running solaris |
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> for example), it defaults to not building shared libraries with the |
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> compiler. |
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> This was a little annoying. So I made an addition to libtool.eclass, it |
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> should be attached to this message. |
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> This is not really getting to the heart of the problem, I haven't had |
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> time to dig that far. If someone has a more elegant solution, I am all |
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> ears. Suffice to say, this is what has worked for me, maybe it will help |
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> someone else. |
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There is an effort in progress to enable compiler "profiles" (for want of |
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a better word) that will enable people to choose their compiler much the |
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same way that gcc-config sets the gcc version. |
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Check bugs.gentoo.org, there are patches or partial solutions in there |
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somewhere. (there could also be a masked version of gcc/gcc-config in |
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portag, check in packages.mask) |
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I'm sure your contributions would be welcomed by the devs that are |
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undertaking this. |
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Troy Dack http://linux.tkdack.com |
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