On Dec 24, 2013, at 12:46 PM, Evgheni Antropov <aid...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have used this trick with correct "source-tree" in different application,
> like dnsmasq and anything else and I have not paId attention on it, because
> the same hint with using "out-of-source-tree" was successfully applied to old
> stable version of the libpcap library and for compilation of tcpdump
> application.
>
> I'm not sure if this issue is a bug, but I think will be better to change
> your Makefile for change process of compilation more convenient for all users
> (for me it's great, than I have compilation of the source code in the
> independent directory tree and have binaries output in the another
> independent directory).
Well, as I indicated, it worked for me, so, to change Makefile.in or whatever,
we'd need to know why it didn't work for you - and, to find that out, we'd need
to know how scanner.o was built, to see why it doesn't define any symbols.
So, what does
find /mnt/dcu/libpcap-1.5.2 -name 'scanner.*' -print
print, and what is the output of running
make distclean
./configure
make
in /mnt/dcu/libpcap-1.5.2/build?
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