On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, Michael Renzmann wrote:
> How can I tell gcc which version of a system library (e.g. glibc or
> uclibc) to use for linking? I used uclibc for some things, which worked
> fine due to the gcc-wrapper. But how can I tell gcc manually which
> system library to use? Are there any howtos out there that I could read?
Just use the compiler wrapper which comes with uClibc. After you have
installed uClibc on your development system ('make install') you can use
PATH=/usr/i386-linux/uclibc/bin:$PATH make
instead of a "normal" make and everything is linked against uClibc.
Robert
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