Am 19.2.2012 um 16:47 schrieb Peter Dyballa:
> Then already, after some CXX compilations, follows the CXXLD line above, that
> fails so reliably.
>
> In the Makefile CXXLD is used on line #367 (defining some LNK macro) but
> defined on line #1903 – could this be the possible cause?
>
> When libtool misses the value for an option it uses a stored default? A not
> so good one?
>
>
> I'm going to repeat the Fink build and when it has finished with the failure
> I'll invoke 'make --debug=bj ...' again, now asking make to show all
> invocations.
The debug output of make is still not sufficient to actually see what happens.
More and more I tend to assume that the Makefile is faulty. As Dominique
already cited, it's /usr/bin/ld that is invoked and then failing by the
(reported)
CXXLD Magick++/lib/libMagick++.la
line. CCLD and CXXLD should both be g++, which understands '-v -Wl,-t'. The
binaries built before are built successfully with libgomp and also all linked
objects are reported. So obviously /usr/bin/ld is not involved here, as
expected.
I'll start a new compilation with a new and more verbose debug setting and use
the time to understand Makefile.
--
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Pete
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