Op 15-01-11 23:13, Niels Thykier schreef:
I messed around a bit and the library appears to build just fine with
- --no-add-needed (and --no-undefined), so it appears to be properly linked.
Today I found out something is still wrong, when I tried to link to the
libzeep.a file the linker was not able to find the symbols. Trying to
get rid of the lintian error: 'unstripped-binary-or-object
./usr/lib/libzeep.a' I clearly stripped too many symbols. However, using
strip --strip-unneeded
is not enough to keep lintian happy. What is going on here? I tried
rebuilding the static library without the -fPIC flag but that made no
difference (to lintian). (I now also understand I'm supposed to do that
anyway, using -fPIC for shared libraries only I mean).
What symbols does lintian check for, and how am I supposed to get rid of
those (if that's at all possible?).
For the record, I'm linking the shared library using the 'ld -r'
command, so I'm not using 'ar' or 'ranlib'.
Best regards,
-maarten
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