Re: -ldir

It looks like the libdir is where the opendir() POSIX function is on SCO
Xenix. Why the build system is trying to use it on linux I have no idea
:)

--Micah

On Fri, Apr 11, 2003 at 08:30:14PM +1200, Eric Gillespie wrote:
> 
> To Roland Seuhs <[email protected]>,
> -ldir means it's looking for a library called libdir
> 
> See if you have it installed - libdir.so or libdir.a
> 
> Good luck - I must really get back into picogui again...it's been a VERY long
> time since I've updated the picogui tree here.
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