Waldemar Brodkorb dixit:
[ -Wl,-library-after ]
>> Is it desired?
>
>It is unclear to me, in which situation it is needed or not?
>Why is it working without it?
Suppose you build a package foo which contains a library,
libfoo, and an executable which uses it, foo. The executable
is linked against the library, usually with something like
| -L../lib -lfoo
added to LDFLAGS. The problem is that -L${STAGING_DIR}/usr/lib
comes before that, so the executable is linked against the
old version (possibly, if one exists).
It solved some of our recompilation and libtool issues in
MirPorts big time.
//mirabile
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