There are, of course, many ways you can do it. Easiest would be to run a script on the .info files to add the SetCFLAGS line (or append to a pre-existing one). Less easy (but avoids having to merge your changes with newer .info releases) is to hack your local fink itself. It's "just" a perl script...visit /sw/lib/perl5/Fink/PkgVersion.pm, the set_env() method around line 2418. Maybe you'd want to not clean certain vars from the env, or pass via fink-specific env vars (FINK_CFLAGS?) or just hard-code your prefs.
I modified set_env and have limited success. What I need to know now is how do I tell if the package I'm compiling is a lib or not? I don't want to use -fPIC unless I need it, and -fast includes -mdynamic-no-pic.
Or, if -fPIC has no performance hit, then I might as well just turn it back on.
Steve
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