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Top Forums Programming Ansi C Post 10899 by Frankie on Friday 23rd of November 2001 08:55:17 AM
Old 11-23-2001
Meanwhile I found something about this in a mailing list at gcc.gnu.org. It is:
'Yes, if you configure gcc to use gnu binutils but instead pass your .o files to hpux as, this is the result. Use 'gcc --help' to learn about its search path display options; make sure you have installed binutils so that it may be found on those paths, e.g. in the same directory as gcc e.g. /usr/local'
It is an answer for a similar problem of somebody else.
I didn't configure or pass anything but I will. ;-)
 

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mklibs

MKLIBS(1)						       Debian User's Manual							 MKLIBS(1)

NAME

       mklibs - make a minimal set of libraries

SYNOPSIS

       mklibs [OPTION]... -d DESTINATION FILE...

DESCRIPTION

       Place the minimal set of libraries required by FILE(s) in DESTINATION.

OPTIONS

       -d DESTINATION, --dest-dir DESTINATION
	      Place the libraries in DESTINATION.

       -D, --no-default-lib
	      Omit the default library path.

       -L LIBDIR[:LIBDIR]...
	      Prepend LIBDIR(s) to the library search path.

       --ldlib LDLIB
	      Use LDLIB for the dynamic linker.

       --libc-extras-dir EXTRADIR
	      Use EXTRADIR to find extra libc files.

       --target TARGET
	      Prepend TARGET- to the gcc and binutils calls.

       --root ROOT
	      Search in ROOT- for library rpaths.

       --sysroot SYSROOT
	      Locate libraries and associated files relative to SYSROOT.

       --gcc-options OPTIONS
	      Pass OPTIONS to the compiler when relinking.

       --libdir DIR
	      Use DIR (for example, lib64) in place of lib in default library paths.

       -v, --verbose
	      Explain what is being done.

       -h, --help
	      Display help and exit.

BUGS

       mklibs does not support the --dry-run and --version options supported by mklibs.sh.

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Matt Kraai.

Debian								    2002-07-07								 MKLIBS(1)
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