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=46urnish, Trever G wrote:
>Thiago Macieira [mailto:thiagom@wanadoo.fr] wrote:
>>Furnish, Trever G wrote:
>>>checkpass_etcpasswd.o(.text+0x26): undefined reference to `crypt'
>>>collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
>>
>>You're just missing -lcrypt in the link line.
>
>Thanks - I'll give it a try.  Any thoughts on the "proper" way to get that
>added to the line?  And by "the link line", you're refering to the line th=
at
>begins with /bin/sh ../libtool, correct?

You can compile manually by copy/pasting the link line (yes, the one that=20
starts with libtool and has -o myprogram) and adding -lcrypt to its end.

The Right Solution (TM) would be to write a test case in the configure scri=
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that detects that crypt(3) is in libcrypt and automatically add -lcrypt to=
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the automatic library variable or to something like $(LIBCRYPT). That way,=
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you can use myprogram_LDADD =3D $(LIBCRYPT) to make sure you link against t=
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proper libraries.

>
>Did I mention that my C skill level is pretty low? :-)

As long as your make / Automake level is pretty high, it won't matter ;-)

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  Thiago Macieira - UFOT Registry number: 1001
 thiagom@mail.com
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