On Mon, Sep 22, 2003 at 07:09:07PM +0200, Alessandro Baretta wrote:
> Obviously, there is some bug with the linker: and not so 
> much the caml linker as the C linker which generates the 
> custom runtime environment. Apparently, gcc's linker is very 
>  sensitive to the options it is passed (-L and -I maybe?): 
> depending on the relative order of the options, as generated 
> by the two different makefile setups, the C linker would 
> generate a functional or a buggy custom runtime.

Can you use make in a more verbose mode to find out the exact
difference between the two command lines (the one which links
properly and the one which links badly)?

Rich.

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