> I think this is a bug in gnustep-make: symbolic links aren't correctly
> created, when using a temporary directory for installation. The Debian
> package usese:
>
> . /$(GS_ROOT)/Makefiles/GNUstep.sh; \
> $(MAKE) install \
>
> hmm, I found the "bug". I build pantomime twice (for a static and a
> dynamic library). However when building with shared=no, the
> dynamically loadable bundle is built with -fPIC, which is definitely
> wrong.
The 'dynamically loadable bundle' is the SSL bundle in the Pantomime
library I suppo
Nicola Pero writes:
>
> > hmm, I found the "bug". I build pantomime twice (for a static and a
> > dynamic library). However when building with shared=no, the
> > dynamically loadable bundle is built with -fPIC, which is definitely
> > wrong.
>
> The 'dynamically loadable bundle' is the SSL bundl
> > So, I think you should always build dynamically loadable bundles only once
> > - and no matter if you specify shared=yes or shared=no, they should be
> > built with the same flags (the more efficient and better way of building
> > dynamically loadable objects on that platform).
> >
> > I beg
