Scott James Remnant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Except gcc *does* know where the version it's supposed to be looking at > is located, the path to it is sitting in the shared library's RPATH > field: > > NEEDED libtestc.so.0 > RPATH /home/scott/tmp/lt-test/c/.libs:/usr/local/lib > > At this point, gcc is checking the symbol references of libtestb.so > against those libraries listed in its NEEDED lines *without* honouring > the RPATH line. > > In summary: > > When finding/loading a dependency of a shared library, gcc should > honour the RPATH of that shared library.
I'm not a compiler expert, but does gcc ever see that information? I think gcc, via collect2, invokes the ld linker to do the link and so gcc never sees any of the NEEDED or RPATH data. The ld linker is part of the binutils package, not gcc. -- Philip Martin -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
