On 24 May 2000, Andrew MacIntyre said:
The recommended library spec (for Solaris, which is what I'm working with at the moment) looks something like this:
-l<lib> ... -l<lib> -Bstatic -l<lib>... -l<lib> -Bdynamic -l<lib>...-l<lib> -R<path>
Wow, same question twice in one day. Time to work on the docs again. You should be able to do this with an 'extra_link_args' entry in the "build info" dictionary that describes your extension. *rummage rummage rummage* Ahh, here's the example I sent to someone else not 'alf an 'our ago (I knew I should have cc'd the sig): ext_modules = [('_imaging', { 'sources': ['_imaging.c', 'decode.c', ... , 'path.c'] 'include_dirs': ['libImaging'], 'library_dirs': ['libImaging'], 'libraries': ['Imaging'], 'extra_link_args': ['-lX11', '-lXext', '-lXshm'], 'extra_compile_args': ['-Dfoo=bar', '-Ublah'] } )] 'extra_compile_args' is only in the current CVS code, but 'extra_link_args' has been around for a while. BTW, the requirement in the above example was to worm output from a configure script and from gtk-config into the compiler/linker commands. Obviously portability is thrown out the window, but in return you have a working setup script.
(BTW http://www.python.org/sigs/distutils-sig/doc/dist/source-dist.html has an HTML problem, at least with IE 3.02)
Hmm, based on my (indirect) experience with IE 3, I'd be more inclined to say *it's* the one with an HTML problem... *smirk* Greg -- Greg Ward - Unix geek gward@python.net http://starship.python.net/~gward/ I wonder if I ought to tell them about my PREVIOUS LIFE as a COMPLETE STRANGER?