Hi,
I seem to be having two different problems with putting -l... as a
dependency and linking $^ with gcc.
In the first, I am building my own library in a subdirectory
(using a "vpath libmy% my_directory" and "executable: -lmy"
and having runtime problems because the library exists in a different place.
ldd yields
my_directory/libmy.so => not found
if I gcc with the -lmy instead of the generated my_directory/libmy.so
the problem goes away.
ldd yields
libmy.so => ???/libmy.so
and the executable runs.
Am I missing something in the compiler or ldd conf?
in the second on RH4 x86_64, -lm failed by explicately pulling in
/usr/lib/libm.so, which was the wrong format.
If the command included -lm, ldd showed it pointing to /lib64/libm.so.6
It worked fine in my other build environments.
I have workarounds for all of these by not using a -l dependency.
Am I using these incorrectly or is there a problem?
Thanks,
Karen
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