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exodus@crackle.Eng.Sun.COM (Greg Onufer) writes:

>In <1993Jan13.174149.26740@jarvis.csri.toronto.edu> edwin@csri.toronto.edu (Edwin Allum) writes:
>>Is there gcc2.3.3 support for the run-time search path LD_RUN_PATH and/or
>>preferably the Solaris2.1 cc -R run-time library search path option.

>An easy work-around is to just call the compiler during the link
>phase like:

>foo: foo.o bar.o
>	LD_RUN_PATH=/foo/bar gcc -o foo foo.o bar.o

>The linker will use the environment variable or get the information
>passed in from the compiler front end.  Since gcc doesn't yet
>support the -R flag, I've just set the environment variable while
>linking.  This method works with both compilers.

>Cheers!greg

Although I did read this in the Answerbook docs, I didn't try it.

The option that I was looking for was the -Xlinker option in gcc. This allows
me to pass the -R option to the linker.
	e.g. gcc -o foo foo.c -Xlinker -R/a/b

Thanks to hamish@bnr.ca for point it out to me. Well at least now I know the
man page doesn't list all the option but the gcc.info docs does.

Thanks again for the replies, Edwin.