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On Aug 16, 2004, at 9:11 AM, Nick Hudson wrote:

> The c++  driver is already used (with -Wl,-nostdlib) to link when 
> PROG_CXX is
> defined and it will always add -lstdc++ unless one of -nodefaultlibs or
> -nostdlibs is specified.

But for C programs, don't we now use -B... instead of -nostdlib?  (I 
guess we still want to pass that to ld, hence the -Wl,-nostdlib)... but 
if we're already using the c++ driver, why are we still providing 
-lstdc++ or -lsupc++ on the command line?

>
> My diffs remove the automatic addition of -lstdc++ when -lsupc++ is 
> passed.
>
> Nick
>
         -- Jason R. Thorpe <thorpej@wasabisystems.com>


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