#7864: libfplll tries to link 64-bit objects to 32-bit libstdc++.so
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   Reporter:  drkirkby                             |       Owner:  drkirkby     
                            
       Type:  defect                               |      Status:  needs_review 
                            
   Priority:  major                                |   Milestone:  sage-4.5.2   
                            
  Component:  solaris                              |    Keywords:               
                            
     Author:  David Kirkby, Willem Jan Palenstijn  |    Upstream:  Reported 
upstream. Little or no feedback.
   Reviewer:                                       |      Merged:               
                            
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Comment(by wjp):

 I don't think William was involved in this ticket, so I'm going to assume
 you mean me :-)


 I don't really like how all this logic is going into spkg-install files.
 If this keeps up, every spkg-install file will end up having pages and
 pages of code which is common to (almost) every spkg-install, and this
 will make maintaining that common code a mess. Additionally, it makes it
 very untransparent what effect the various environment variables that can
 be set have (and for that matter _which_ environment variables affect the
 build).

 I'd prefer this being moved up either to a file which is sourced in spkg-
 install, or the relevant environment variables being set higher up. You've
 no doubt been following build system discussions much more closely than I
 have. Do you know if there has been any talk about moving in this
 direction already?

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