On Monday 18 December 2006 03:47, Carsten Haitzler wrote: > and what is $ORIGIN?
it's a special keyword recognized by the ldso: If the name is ``ORIGIN'', then the substitution sequence is replaced by the dynamic linker with the absolute pathname of the directory in which the object containing the substitution sequence originated. in other words, if you execute "/usr/bin/foo", $ORIGIN will be replaced with "/usr/bin" so if you utilize -rpath '$ORIGIN/../lib' in the linker flags when linking the e binary, then the ldso will automatically search /usr/bin/../lib/ when searching for libraries for the e application only ... thus the environment of e will not be polluted and applications launched inside of e should work just fine -mike
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