Andrew Black wrote:
Greetings all.
After checking in this patch, I was performing a test build on AIX 5.2
with GCC, and discovered that the version of ld available with this OS
doesn't support the -bsrv4 and -R switches. Attached is a patch that
aims to resolve this issue, along with a relat
Greetings all.
After checking in this patch, I was performing a test build on AIX 5.2
with GCC, and discovered that the version of ld available with this OS
doesn't support the -bsrv4 and -R switches. Attached is a patch that
aims to resolve this issue, along with a related issue with vacpp o
Andrew Black wrote:
Martin Sebor wrote:
For gcc you need to guard the changes and enable them only for
Linux and Solaris. On other platforms (AIX, HP-UX, IRIX, Tru64)
you should use the same flag as for the native compilers.
Other than that I think it's good to commit.
Btw., it would be nice
Martin Sebor wrote:
For gcc you need to guard the changes and enable them only for
Linux and Solaris. On other platforms (AIX, HP-UX, IRIX, Tru64)
you should use the same flag as for the native compilers.
Other than that I think it's good to commit.
Btw., it would be nice to set up nightly test
Andrew Black wrote:
Andrew Black wrote:
[...]
I've tested on Linux with GCC and ICC using the '-Wl,-R$(LIBDIR)'
switch to the compiler, and the desired behavior in the resulting
executables is obtained. I'll check the sunpro patch in shortly. I
intend to post a follow up patch at some poi
Andrew Black wrote:
[...]
I've tested on Linux with GCC and ICC using the '-Wl,-R$(LIBDIR)' switch
to the compiler, and the desired behavior in the resulting executables
is obtained. I'll check the sunpro patch in shortly. I intend to post
a follow up patch at some point to make this same c
Martin Sebor wrote:
Andrew Black wrote:
[...]
The SunPro documentation (on Solaris) states that the option is passed
to ld, and both Solaris and Linux use that flag for the same purpose.
Do we have SunPro installed on any of our Linux build servers? I am
not aware of it being available anywhe
Andrew Black wrote:
[...]
The SunPro documentation (on Solaris) states that the option is passed
to ld, and both Solaris and Linux use that flag for the same purpose. Do
we have SunPro installed on any of our Linux build servers? I am not
aware of it being available anywhere, but I could be mi
Martin Sebor wrote:
Andrew Black wrote:
Greetings all.
According to the thread from the Sun Studio C++ forum, it is
recommended that that reliance on the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variables be
avoided. Rather, it is recommended that such references be added to
executables using the RPATH setting.
Andrew Black wrote:
Greetings all.
According to the thread from the Sun Studio C++ forum, it is recommended
that that reliance on the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variables be avoided. Rather,
it is recommended that such references be added to executables using
the RPATH setting.
To this end, a revise
Greetings all.
According to the thread from the Sun Studio C++ forum, it is recommended
that that reliance on the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variables be avoided. Rather,
it is recommended that such references be added to executables using
the RPATH setting.
To this end, a revised patch and ChangeLog
Since the Sun C++ user manual doesn't explain which variable
is set in a typical installation of the compiler I posted the
question below to the Sun Studio C++ forum to help us decide
how to proceed:
http://forum.sun.com/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=111021
Martin
Martin Sebor wrote:
Andrew Black w
Andrew Black wrote:
Greetings all.
Attached is a patch that aims to fix a bug that manifests itself when
running 64-bit builds on SPARC Solaris. The issue that arises is that
dynamic builds of this type use the LD_LIBRARY_PATH_64 variable to
determine where to locate shared libraries, rather
Greetings all.
Attached is a patch that aims to fix a bug that manifests itself when
running 64-bit builds on SPARC Solaris. The issue that arises is that
dynamic builds of this type use the LD_LIBRARY_PATH_64 variable to
determine where to locate shared libraries, rather than the
LD_LIBRARY
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