> Where does $CD_LIBRARY_PATH get set, what should it be, and does it
have anything to do with my problem?

I think you mean LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
It is meant to add directories to the elf linkers  "usual place"
definition.

It could be the problem if it is looking for a precompiled elf library.
More likely, you need to set C_INCLUDE_PATH and/or/maybe LIBRARY_PATH to
appropriate values

The "usual place" is what is meant when you wrap an include in <> as
against "this place" when you wrap it in "".

Then again, it could be something else again :-).

Greg
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From: Michael Jinks
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Subject: $LD_LIBRARY_PATH?
Date: Saturday, 18 April 1998 6:44AM

>From the archives, I found what might be a solution to the
glibc-never-compiles problem.  Maybe.

The problem I'm having is that source code from RH5 won't compile on an
RH5 box; it always terminates with such-and-such .h file not found (even
though I have copies all over my machine).

Where does $CD_LIBRARY_PATH get set, what should it be, and does it have
anything to do with my problem?




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