It's a dependency check that was added - you need to have a libfoo.a 
variant built and installed too.  You can even just manually touch a 
file by that name since it won't be
used (the .so version is preferentially used)

On 12-08-02 7:19 PM, Mark Dowdy wrote:
>
> What is the proper way to include user generated .so "libraries" in a 
> common.mk file? We're migrating from 6.3.2 to 6.5.0 and names that 
> were in the common.mk LIBS variable, and were linked in just fine in 
> 6.3.2, are now causing "No rule to make target ..." errors in 6.5.0. I 
> found the LIBPREF_xx and LIBPOST_xx variables mentioned in other forum 
> posts and that would seem to get the --Bdynamic argument on the linker 
> invocation but it doesn't help with the library dependency. This 
> problem must have been addressed but I can't find anything describing 
> how to do it. Thanks.
>
> Mark
>
> P.S. We're not using the IDE for our build. The common.mk files were 
> generated way before my time and our IDE based builds broke long ago 
> so we invoke make from the command line.
>
> P.P.S. What is the definitive reference for the QNX makefile-system?
>

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