This is Libtool. Re-running 'libtool', with correct options, should be able to fix this. I have very little experience with Libtool, so I'm not sure how this is fixed. It might be something in configure.ac.
This is probably for static libraries, in which case gcc will give them -fpie even though it's not on the command line. It's better to use Libtool so -fpic or -fPIC is used... to pass more control to the package developers, but on x86 it doesn't seem to matter. robert On Monday October 15 2007 08:55:57 pm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > When compiling Apache I see this flag pass by often: -prefer-non-pic > I thought our compiler was supposed to be forcing PIC, so I am curious. > What happens in the end? Do we actually override this flag, (or fail to > compile which would be the preferred result?) > > Marty B
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