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How to specify path of libgcc during tshark compilation??

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Hi,

I am compiling tshark 1.6.14 on Solaris 10. On Solaris 10 server, libgcc 3.4.3 version is installed. Tshark is not getting compiled with libgcc 3.4.3 due to tshark issue 7637.

As mentioned in bug 7637, I am now compiling tshark with libgcc 4.2.4. I compiled libgcc 4.2.4 and installed it in /opt/libgcc-4.2.4 directory. I don't want to install libgcc in default directory (/usr) as this server is being used for compilation of many other software. Two version of libgcc may conflict with others.

Is there any way to specify the path of libgcc in "Configure" command (something like --with-libgcc=/opt/libgcc-4.2.4)??

Thanks,

asked 22 Apr '13, 19:47

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edited 22 Apr '13, 22:40

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I am also very concerned about this problem！

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(03 Jan '14, 08:13) mathzzz

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I guess the config help output would give you hints here. For instance:

  LDFLAGS     linker flags, e.g. -L<lib dir> if you have libraries in a
              nonstandard directory <lib dir>

answered 06 Jan '14, 03:51

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