* Noel Yap wrote on Wed, Sep 20, 2006 at 07:22:41PM CEST: > > I need to install the binaries into /some/read-only/dir, but need the > rpath to point to /some/read-write/dir. How can this be done?
This isn't enough information to go by. If there are no libraries involved at all, or no libtool libraries that are to be moved elsewhere, then you just use `-R /some/read-write/dir' at link time. To be able to say more (including whether it works portably ATM or not), we need to know - which libraries are involved (uninstalled ones, installed but at a different location in which they will ultimately appear, or installed ones at their final location), - whether those libraries are static, shared, created with libtool or without (i.e., there is a *.la file or not), - and the exact dependencies between them (including whether direct or not); best to show both the `libtool --mode=link' line for each of them and the respective output. - and of course the same for the final binaries, too. Cheers, Ralf _______________________________________________ http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/libtool
