Hi All,
Mike Frysinger wrote:
On 16 Jan 2024 21:47, Richard Purdie wrote:
If $CC has --sysroot=/, it is a valid configuration however libtool will
then set lt_sysroot to "/".
This means references like $lt_sysroot$libdir become //usr/lib instead
of the more normally expected /usr/lib. This may or may not break something
but certainly is confusing to the user and gives confusing output. Making
"/" simply unset lt_sysroot is much cleaner.
could the same argument be made if the returned value is "/opt/sysroot/"
and not just "/opt/sysroot" ? not sure if gcc forces normalization on its
side. but we could "simplify" this with:
I cannot see reason /path/ vs /path1 to be considered as critical.
But / vs empty is another story.
Prefix // means UNC name in some build environments.
# Trim trailing / since we'll always append absolute paths and we want
# to avoid //, if only for less confusing output for the user.
lt_sysroot=`$CC --print-sysroot 2>/dev/null | $SED 's:/\+$::'`
May be issues is from cygwin build environment.
-mike
Regards,
Roumen
