* Michael Bienia <mich...@bienia.de> [101204 12:26]:
> The problem lies 3 lines above that snippet:
> LDFLAGS="`${LOG4CPP_CONFIG} --libs` $LDFLAGS"
>
> using LIBS instead of LDFLAGS fixes the order as configure uses LIBS
> after the source file during linking.
>
> When one looks at the remaining configure.ac it adds other libs (-l) to
> LIBS and library directories (-L) to LDFLAGS.
> But as "log4cpp-config --libs" outputs "-L/usr/lib -llog4cpp -lnsl" I'm
> not sure if LDFLAGS or LIBS is the better place (but using LIBS makes
> the package build again in Ubuntu).
-l is never ever to be included in LDFLAGS (even stricter than -I should
never ever go into CFLAGS or CXXFLAGS, the other common mistake often done
nowadays).
If you cannot split it, the whole thing should go into LIBS.
Bernhard R. Link
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