Re: adding builtin support

["OBATA Akio" <obache%netbsd.org@localhost>]

On Wed, 25 May 2011 19:08:31 +0900, Jörn Clausen 
<joern.clausen%uni-bielefeld.de@localhost> wrote:

> After moving the check for /usr/sfw ahead of the check of /usr, native
> openssl is accepted. Close, but still no banana:

> When I put the tested code in a file and use the gcc command shown above
> from the command line, the code compiles and works. Where does pkgsrc
> interfere here? When and how is -I/usr/sfw/include removed?

Basically, builtin package is assumed as picked up by compiler/linker by default
(without -I/-L option), except in X11BASE.
Probably, on your environment, compiler will not pick up include files
in /usr/sfw/include, linker will not picked up libraries in /usr/sfw/lib and
dynamic linker will not search shared libraries in /usr/swf/lib by default.

Probably, /usr/sfw is added to BUILDINK_PASSTHRU_DIRS, the issue will be gone 
away.
I don't know where it should be handled.

I'm not sure if /usr/sfw is considered as builtin, but maybe,
pkgsrc/mk/buildlink3/bsd.buildlink3.mk should be changed,
like handlinkg X11BASE.

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