Bob Friesenhahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Libtool will use -L arguments (similar to a linker) when it searches
> for .la files.
>
> Since you using Automake, it is best to add library dependencies
> directly using LDADD since this ensures that the correct library is
> used, even for static linkage. Static libraries can be a problem if
> there is an existing installed shared library with the same name since
> system linkers normally choose the shared version.
Before I sent my message, I tried adding -L's to *_LDFLAGS and
dependent *.la's to LIBADD like this:
libTAO_CosNaming_la_LDFLAGS = \
-version-number @TAO_MAJOR@:@TAO_MINOR@:@TAO_BETA@ \
-L$(TAO_BUILDDIR)/tao \
-L$(ACE_BUILDDIR)/ace
libTAO_CosNaming_la_LIBADD = \
libTAO.la \
libACE.la
This resulted in:
gmake[1]: *** No rule to make target `libTAO.la', needed by
`libTAO_CosNaming.la'. Stop.
I tried it with the suggested *_LDADD (as above, with LIBADD changed
to LDADD), it fails regenerating the Makefile from Makefile.am like
this:
$ gmake
cd ../../../../TAO && /bin/bash
/home/jtc/ACE/ACE-current/ACE_wrappers/aux_config/missing --run automake-1.9 --gnu
orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Makefile
orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Makefile.am:63: use `libTAO_CosNaming_la_LIBADD', not
`libTAO_CosNaming_la_LDADD'
orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Makefile.am:63: variable `libTAO_CosNaming_la_LDADD' is defined
but no program or
f orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Makefile.am:63: library has `libTAO_CosNaming_la' as canonic name
(possible typo)
Can you see what I'm doing wrong from the above Makefile.am snippet?
This is with:
libtool 1.5.6
automake 1.9
autoconf 2.59
Many thanks,
--jtc
--
J.T. Conklin
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