Hi Phil! > I remember finding some similar linker issue on my Windows system. My > memory is telling me it was a lower case l that was prepended, but it > might have been the same thing as you. I just tried to find my posts to > the list to confirm either way, but I can't find them. From memory it > seemed almost like a buffer overrun thing. I spent some time adding > debug output to try to find where it got appended and it was related to > checking for D, but I like you haven't got a D compiler. Explicitly > adding -DENABLE_d=OFF to my command line fixed the problem for me.
Astonishment!!! I ran CMake again building PLplot, but this time with -DENABLE_d=OFF added to the command line. Now, all the linker input directives are given correctly, i.e. without this strange "-L+" prefix. They are built without the complete path - as before, when I tried several things together with Arjen - but this is no wonder and does not have any negative effect on the final compilation. @Arjen: It seems to me, as if the D-branch of the CMake modules has some strange side effects. Is there anything I should try? -- Best regards, Thorsten ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Plplot-devel mailing list Plplot-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/plplot-devel
