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[master] allow_undefined_flag=unsupported breaks runpath-in-lalib.at (28
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Michael Haubenwallner |
Subject: |
[master] allow_undefined_flag=unsupported breaks runpath-in-lalib.at (28) |
Date: |
Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:50:56 +0100 |
Hi,
seems that libtool does not record .la libs into dependency_libs when:
* shared libs initially should be created
* '-no-undefined' is not passed
* but allow_undefined_flag="unsupported"
As a result,
* this warning is printed (fine):
"undefined symbols not allowed in $host shared libraries"
* only the static library is created (fine)
but: dependency_libs does not contain the dependent libraries.
This can easily be tried on Linux with first setting
allow_undefined_flag=unsupported and then running testsuite 28:
Effect is that libb.la (static only) does not depend on liba.la (static
only too, might not matter), so the 'm' executable fails to link.
This bites me on AIX when I explicitly do not want runtime linking, so I
(want to) have allow_undefined_flag=unsupported.
Also this situation is broken (reusing input from runpath-in-lalib.at),
even with default allow_undefined_flag="":
* liba.la is created with -static (as static only)
* libb.la is created (as both shared and static)
but dependency_libs does not contain liba.la
* m is created with -static
resulting in a() being undefined.
Thoughts?
Thanks!
/haubi/
- [master] allow_undefined_flag=unsupported breaks runpath-in-lalib.at (28),
Michael Haubenwallner <=