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Re: Problems building universal binaries using -isysroot




On Apr 14, 2006, at 06:12 , André-John Mas wrote:


On 13-Apr-06, at 23:45 , Eric Albert wrote:


The problem is that the compiler's treating /usr/local/lib as an SDK-relative path, not a system-relative path. There are some differences of opinion about whether that's a bug, but in my opinion it is. :) Please write it up at <http:// bugreport.apple.com/>.

Definitely a bug in my books. Any paths that start with a slash in almost every case I have seen are considered 'system absolute' paths. Relative paths do not start with a slash. This sounds like the compiler is mishandling path notions.

I think Eric meant that '/usr/local/lib' was used unadorned, rather than as '$SDKPATH/usr/local/lib'. I don't think he meant that this was a "relative path name" in the sense of "absolute" vs. "relative".


Regards,

Justin

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