On 2007-12-21, Joerg van den Hoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > -shared > -whole-archive > -export-dynamic
system.mk: # Set PRELOAD_MODULES=1 if your system does not support dynamically loaded # modules through 'libdl' or has non-standard naming conventions. #PRELOAD_MODULES=1 That one option takes care of all that. > and librt: is that supposedly a standard lib? it's not > there. # clock_gettime for monotonic time EXTRA_LIBS += -lrt (I suppose this could be better explained..) Disable that, and if the MacOS X isn't totally brain-damaged, things should work (aside from setting the system clock confusing Ion's timers, if the POSIX monotonic clock isn't available through libc directly or so. But that's just an annoyance that was only recently fixed with support for the monotonic clock, where available). ... See, it's not so difficult, once you get rid of the autocrap mindset. Of course, I'd also prefer not having to edit a file to compile a program, but this is still better than the autocrap solution. Also, if people reported more complex settings required for particular systems back upstream, instead of just working on their silent forks, things would be easier. But in the Distro Code Of Conduct, it's forbidden to have any contact with authors. > but I suspect your attitude is uncorrectable.) It seems to be me, that the distros' and the FOSS herd's attitude is uncorrectable. And their present attitude is incompatible with me. -- Tuomo
