On Wed, Nov 16, 2022 at 10:34:42AM +0000, Richard W.M. Jones wrote: > David (CC'd) is working on the Fedora RISC-V port and he noticed that > some *.pc files in Fedora contain incorrect paths. For example[1]: > > $ pkgconf --libs libcares > -L/usr/usr/lib64 -lcares > > $ pkgconf --libs libasyncns > -L/usr/lib -lasyncns Actually I realise my script doesn't catch this case (32 bit path) since the path exists. I hacked it up to catch this and the complete results are: package libasyncns refers to 32 bit path -L/usr/lib package libwebp refers to 32 bit path -L/usr/lib package grpc_unsecure refers to 32 bit path -L/usr/lib package grpc++_unsecure refers to 32 bit path -L/usr/lib package libwebpdecoder refers to 32 bit path -L/usr/lib package libibmad refers to non-existent path -I/usr/usr/include package libibmad refers to non-existent path -L/usr/usr/lib64 package libcares refers to non-existent path -L/usr/usr/lib64 package libibnetdisc refers to non-existent path -I/usr/usr/include package libibnetdisc refers to non-existent path -L/usr/usr/lib64 package libwebpdemux refers to 32 bit path -L/usr/lib package libwebpmux refers to 32 bit path -L/usr/lib package libmlx5 refers to non-existent path -I/usr/usr/include package libmlx5 refers to non-existent path -L/usr/usr/lib64 package gpr refers to 32 bit path -L/usr/lib package libefa refers to non-existent path -I/usr/usr/include package libefa refers to non-existent path -L/usr/usr/lib64 package libibumad refers to non-existent path -I/usr/usr/include package libibumad refers to non-existent path -L/usr/usr/lib64 package librdmacm refers to non-existent path -I/usr/usr/include package librdmacm refers to non-existent path -L/usr/usr/lib64 package valgrind refers to non-existent path -L/usr/lib64/valgrind package grpc refers to 32 bit path -L/usr/lib package libmlx4 refers to non-existent path -I/usr/usr/include package libmlx4 refers to non-existent path -L/usr/usr/lib64 package grpc++ refers to 32 bit path -L/usr/lib package libibverbs refers to non-existent path -I/usr/usr/include package libibverbs refers to non-existent path -L/usr/usr/lib64 Rich. -- Richard Jones, Virtualization Group, Red Hat http://people.redhat.com/~rjones Read my programming and virtualization blog: http://rwmj.wordpress.com libguestfs lets you edit virtual machines. Supports shell scripting, bindings from many languages. http://libguestfs.org
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