On Thu, Jan 04, 2001 at 06:31:15AM -0500, Rick Scott wrote:
> Actually, everything right own to -lc should be in there as a dependancy. That
> way, if the OS is capable, it will catch the problem of someone with libXm
> compiled against libc.so.1, trying to compile/run an application linked with
> libXm and libc.so.2.
>
> On 04-Jan-01 at 06:07, Rick Scott ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > These libraries need to be added to an LDADD as dependancies for the libXm.
> > Then they will be found by the loader during run time. Ideally all of the X
> > related libraries should also be added.
Hmm.
Well, not sure what we can do about things on the level down to -lc,
but we should first make sure to get any target to link with real Motif
of any version.
A better starting point than lib/Xbae/* is in LessTif's acinclude.m4,
which's Motif test performs at least a test link.
OTOH I think that something like this should already exist.
Hmm, looking at the config* from grace as an example it
'just' performs some checks for libXpm and libXp and adds them
if successful (if I understand correctly).
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Alexander Mai
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