Uri Moszkowicz <uri@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > I'm building this software in a non-standard location because it needs > to be accessible from an NFS mount on all machines so putting it in > /usr/local/lib and modifying ld.conf.so are not possible. It will only > be used for building my company's software so it's not clear that I > would even want to put it in standard system paths. If you are doing your own builds of mpfr, mpc, etc., in nonstandard locations, then configure them with --disable-shared. That will cause only static archives to be installed for them, which means that when it comes time to build gcc it will link against them statically. Ian
