I'm trying to link a program but I fail. The following reflects my linking conditions: - /usr/lib contains some libraries, let's call them libx, liby and libz. - $(prefix)/somedir contains the same libraries (libx, liby, libz), but those are newer, so they have more functions exposed. - my Makefile.am contains the following linker flags: "-Wl,--export-dynamic -pthread -L$(prefix)/somedir -lx -ly -lz". Now, the linker obviously tries to link against libx, liby and libz in / usr/lib instead of those in new prefix. Is there any way to override this behavior? I already tried to set the environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH to "$(prefix)/somedir", but it didn't work either. I couldn't find any useful information in man gcc. regs, Chris
