On Nov 9, 2009, at 7:34 PM, Viktor Szakáts wrote:
Hi Teo,
I think we've touched this topic in the past,
you need to add an extra '.' at the end of the
lib name to avoid this problem.
Now, when using macro substitution I don't know
what is the solution. It's pretty unfortunate
some tools use dots as part of the filename
(I've seen this causing problem with other
tools, too), but I have no solution for it this
time. I hope someone will post some ideas to
save the day.
I think in this cases:
1. Strings passed with the -ldflag cannot be parsed and left as they
are.
2. Do not expand if "``" chars are found and expect to be expanded at
command execution.
best regards,
Teo
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