On Wed, 2007-08-15 at 10:39 +0530, m c wrote:
> changed MAKETARGET="${MAKETARGET}" to MAKETARGET='${MAKETARGET}'. but
> still it didnt work.
>
> MAKETARGET='g++ -o ././libSampleSoD.so -shared -Wl,-Bsymbolic
> -Wl,-rpath,'$ORIGIN:$ORIGIN/../lib:.:../lib' ./obj/debug/sample.o
> -ldl -lpthread -lgcc'
>
> g++ -o ././libSampleSoD.so -shared -Wl,-Bsymbolic
> -Wl,-rpath,:/../lib:.:../lib ./obj/debug/sample.o -ldl -lpthread
> -lgcc
>
> i want shell not to expand $ORIGIN. like:
>
> g++ -o ././libSampleSoD.so -shared -Wl,-Bsymbolic -Wl,-rpath,
> '$ORIGIN:$ORIGIN/../lib:.:../lib' ./obj/debug/sample.o -ldl
> -lpthread -lgcc
That's because I forgot something. Your value of MAKETARGET looks like
this:
dynamicdebug : MAKETARGET = ${OSCPP} ...
$(RPATHFLAG_PREFIX)'$(RPATHFLAG)$(RPATHFLAG_EXTRAS)' ...
Note you have added single quotes into the value, around
$(RPATHFLAG)$(RPATHFLAG_EXTRAS)
So, when make expands the value of the script:
MAKETARGET='${MAKETARGET}' ... $(MAKE) -f Make.mk
you get this:
MAKETARGET=' '$ORIGIN:$ORIGIN/../lib:' ' make -f Make.mk
basically the single quotes start and stop immediately, rather than
actually quoting anything.
I don't know why you have those single quotes in the value of
MAKETARGET, but one way to fix the problem is remove them.
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