Hello,
I'm sorry for top posting.
Multithread library does not mean that
program(utility,command,application) is multithreaded.
From my point of view libraries must not export information for
threads. This could be from either shell config-script, or
"package-config file, or predefined autoconf macros.
На 25.08.24 г. в 19:47 ч., Nick Bowler написа:
On 2024-08-23 13:35, Witold Interewicz wrote:
I have 2 Qs here:
- What is (in short/sketch) the set of conditions that causes libtool
to add this switch '-threads' (or where may I read about it)?
It could be coming from another library you are using. For example,
some libtool library (.la file) might contain a line like
inherited_linker_flags='-threads'
which will cause libtool to add the flag when you use that library
with libtool.
Perhaps some library was built using a different compiler which uses
different options and these got embedded into the installed library.
- Should I look for solution of this problem here in libtool GNUs'
world or in the Intel's world?
It's probably just a matter of identifying the problematic library and
then correcting it on your system.
PS. Please let me know if it is ill posed problem at all or if you
don't discuss issues involving non-GNU compilers at all.
Libtool should work with non-GNU compilers.
Hope that helps,
Nick
Regards,
Roumen Petrov
