On Monday 09 September 2013 13:05:07 Till Oliver Knoll wrote: > Using the rpath linker option with a /relative/ path like "./lib" (relative > to the binary) worked for me. So I don't quite follow the disadvantage
Important note: relative rpathes are not relative to the executable, they are
relative to the current working directory!
The correct option is: -Wl,-rpath,\$ORIGIN
or with a few more quotes for qmake:
linux {
QMAKE_LFLAGS += -Wl,-rpath,\'\$$ORIGIN\'
}
rpath $ORIGIN forces the executable to look for any library in the same
directory as the executable first. If you want to be a bit nicer to the
runtime environment add -Wl,--enable-newdtags - then the $ORIGIN argument will
end up in runpath, which is checked later (between $LD_LIBRARY_PATH and system
pathes), but which is not-transient (i.e. libraries linked by libraries are
not searched in $ORIGIN unless the linking library set the runpath as well).
Konrad
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