thus would not get the '-lgcc' automatically.
So it seems like the change I made is not the correct change (since it
would get undone if and when GCC updated to libtool 1.5.*. Rather I
need to add an explicit '-lgcc' to the libtool command line that creates
libffi instead. Doe
to a link
line, my question is why libtool goes out of its way to remove '-lgcc'
(by using the -nostdlib option). The issue of different compilers does
not seem to apply here because we know we are using GCC (otherwise we
couldn't add -nostdlib).
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d so we are
not using the compiler to automatically link in any libraries. It is
the use of -nostdlib that I am most interested in. Will that usage
continue?
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er files in libltdl/m4? Do I need those too?
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cations of doing this and that makes me a bit nervous.
Any opinions or ideas on how (or where) this problem should be fixed?
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he HP linker that I am using
on IA64 HP-UX doesn't have an --as-needed flag. I guess I could leave
it out and use "-lgcc -lgcc_s" on HP-UX.
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possible then I could look for an option (say the -milp32 or -mlp64
options that are used for gcc) to set sys_lib_search_path_spec. But I
am not sure how to do either. Can someone offer advice or an example on
how this is done?
Steve Ell
th $LD
(ld has no 32 or 64 bit flag anyway and would complain if I tried to
pass it one), is there another way to send the 32/64 bit setting into
ltconfig? Can I just set my own variable for ltconfig to check? I
suppose I could use CFLAGS, but I would have to differentiate between HP
C and GCC s
create placeholders) for the IA64 code.
I do not know of anyone working on a GNU ld for HP-UX IA64. We have
just been using the HP linker.
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-print-multi-lib option on GCC to see what versions I should
build? What if the user isn't using GCC? Or is there some better way
to handle this that I don't know about? Is libtool even involved in
this question at all?
Steve Ellcey
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_END_COMPILE_CC macro (as opposed to a single LIBTOOL_COMPILE_CC
macro). Anyone willing to give me a brief explanation? I tried
googling for fnord but all I came up with is uses without any
explanation.
Steve Ellcey
Have you driven a fnord lately?
> From: Alexandre Oliva <[EMAIL PROTECTED
th this addition to gcc/config/ia64/hpux.h:
#define DRIVER_SELF_SPECS \
"%{fopenmp:%{!static:%{!static-libgcc:-shared-libgcc}}}"
This way any program that uses libgomp will also use the shared libgcc
and the path to libgcc will be in the executable.
Steve Ellcey
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