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Re: allow specific flags through to the linker without modification


From: Peter O'Gorman
Subject: Re: allow specific flags through to the linker without modification
Date: Fri, 9 May 2003 08:18:04 +0900


On Friday, May 9, 2003, at 03:38  AM, Benjamin Reed wrote:

Boehne, Robert wrote:

Peter,
I think this should be doable with -XCompiler, -Xlinker and -XCClinker.
From the manual:
You can pass link specific flags to the compiler driver using `-XCClinker flag' or pass linker flags with `-Wl,flag' and `-Xlinker flag'. You can also pass compile specific flags using `-Wc,flag' and `-Xcompiler flag'. The intent is to allow anything that a user might want to have on the
compiler driver's invocation to be possible.  Can what you want to
achieve be done this way?

Perhaps there should at least be a patch to make libtool warn when it's ignoring options?



Indeed my only problem with it is that the behavior seems to have changed without warning, for darwin there are a lot of packages out there which just add "-framework Cocoa" etc to the Makefile when they detect darwin. libtool used to happily put this in the link line, now it does not, I got tired of telling people "use -Wl,-framework -Wl,foo".

A warning when libtool drops flags would also seem doable, let me look into it.

Peter





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