On Saturday 03 May 2008 15:26:43 Daniel Gollub wrote:
> I guess "libcheck_pic*" is Debian/Ubuntu specific?
> openSUSE builds libcheck with -fPIC by default. We could also hack
> FindChek.cmake module to look also for libcheck_pic
>
> Quick look into FindCheck.cmake turned out to make use of pkg-config. But i
> guess this libcheck_pic don't have a own .pc file - right?
That is right. Maybe it should be special-cased in FindCheck.cmake: do the
pkgconfig lookup but then check if the file /usr/lib/libcheck_pic.a exists
and, if so, change the value of CHECK_LIBRARIES (issuing a warning if you
like, so people know why the pkgconfig data is being ignored).
> I would prefer to not link it statically, since there is some libcheck
> debugging/development on mytodo list to support async communication from
> different threads. This is way some of our tests fail randomly - e.g.: ipc,
> sync, error - "check_pack.c:107: Bad message type arg". It would be easier
> for me if i could continue with preloading some shared libraries instead of
> doing static linking.
Could we change the default to link statically but have an option
(-DOPENSYNC_DANIEL=THATS_ME :-)) to link dynamically, which only you would
use (as it works on your system)?
Graham
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