Actually, using LIBPATH instead of putting the -L flags in LIBS allows to
have directories before /usr/lib, and it seems to be the recommended way
to do things. But that does not meen -L/usr/lib should not be removed.
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On Fri, 30 Dec 2005, Brian Nelson wrote:
qmake adds -L/usr/lib to (the beginning of) LIBS. This is unneeded, and
actually causes many problems.
I agree it's unneeded, but what problems does it cause?
I was recompiling a package that contains both a library and a program.
When linking the pro
Marc Glisse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> qmake adds -L/usr/lib to (the beginning of) LIBS. This is unneeded, and
> actually causes many problems.
I agree it's unneeded, but what problems does it cause?
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qmake adds -L/usr/lib to (the beginning of) LIBS. This is unneeded, and
actually causes many problems.
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