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Library creation command
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Matthias Dietrich |
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Library creation command |
Date: |
Wed, 23 Oct 2002 16:17:10 +0200 |
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Hello,
I am currently working on a software project where we need
to compile the same software for at least 3 different hosts
(different means they have CPUs from 3 different families).
Due to good previous experiences with autoconf/automake in
developing software for multiple systems, we decided to
"autoconfiscate" our software.
Unfortunately we run into a big problem. Automake assumes
that a library is built by calling "ar cru" and at least
one of our machine has a toolset where "ar" is not
available. We have another tool to build a library, it's not
called "ar" and it doesn't take "cru" as arguments.
Just to give you a little more information: this machine is
an embedded system on which we cannot run the compiler,
linker, etc. We need to cross compile from another workstation.
On this workstation a local "ar" is available but it breaks
the object files for our embedded system. So I really need to
use the platform-specific tool to build libraries.
I found that replacing "ar" is possible by inserting
AC_SUBST(AR) into the configure.in file and then setting
AR to my tool. But the "cru" parameters seem to be hardcoded
into automake.
So my question is the following: would it be possible to
have some kind of AR_FLAG variable, which would be set to
"cru" by default but could be overriden by users ?
Ideally if I could control AR and AR_FLAG I would be able to
deal with all toolsets.
Regards,
Matthias
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