libtool-ldflags

   1 #! /bin/sh
   2
   3 # Script to translate LDFLAGS into a form suitable for use with libtool.
   4
   5 # Copyright (C) 2005-2014 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
   6 #
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  21
  22 # Contributed by CodeSourcery, LLC.
  23
  24 # This script is designed to be used from a Makefile that uses libtool
  25 # to build libraries as follows:
  26 #
  27 #   LTLDFLAGS = $(shell libtool-ldflags $(LDFLAGS))
  28 #
  29 # Then, use (LTLDFLAGS) in place of $(LDFLAGS) in your link line.
  30
  31 # The output of the script.  This string is built up as we process the
  32 # arguments.
  33 result=
  34 prev_arg=
  35
  36 for arg
  37 do
  38     case $arg in
  39         -f*|--*|-static-lib*|-shared-lib*|-B*)
  40             # Libtool does not ascribe any special meaning options
  41             # that begin with -f or with a double-dash.  So, it will
  42             # think these options are linker options, and prefix them
  43             # with "-Wl,".  Then, the compiler driver will ignore the
  44             # options.  So, we prefix these options with -Xcompiler to
  45             # make clear to libtool that they are in fact compiler
  46             # options.  Similarly for e.g. -static-libstdc++, or
  47             # -B/some/path.
  48             case $prev_arg in
  49                 -Xpreprocessor|-Xcompiler|-Xlinker)
  50                     # This option is already prefixed; don't prefix it again.
  51                     ;;
  52                 *)
  53                     result="$result -Xcompiler"
  54                     ;;
  55             esac
  56             ;;
  57         *)
  58             # We do not want to add -Xcompiler to other options because
  59             # that would prevent libtool itself from recognizing them.
  60             ;;
  61     esac
  62     prev_arg=$arg
  63
  64     # If $(LDFLAGS) is (say):
  65     #   a "b'c d" e
  66     # then the user expects that:
  67     #   $(LD) $(LDFLAGS)
  68     # will pass three arguments to $(LD):
  69     #   1) a
  70     #   2) b'c d
  71     #   3) e
  72     # We must ensure, therefore, that the arguments are appropriately
  73     # quoted so that using:
  74     #   libtool --mode=link ... $(LTLDFLAGS)
  75     # will result in the same number of arguments being passed to
  76     # libtool.   In other words, when this script was invoked, the shell
  77     # removed one level of quoting, present in $(LDFLAGS); we have to put
  78     # it back.
  79
  80     # Quote any embedded single quotes.
  81     case $arg in
  82         *"'"*)
  83             # The following command creates the script:
  84             #   1s,^X,,;s|'|'"'"'|g
  85             # which removes a leading X, and then quotes and embedded single
  86             # quotes.
  87             sed_script="1s,^X,,;s|'|'\"'\"'|g"
  88             # Add a leading "X" so that if $arg starts with a dash,
  89             # the echo command will not try to interpret the argument
  90             # as a command-line option.
  91             arg="X$arg"
  92             # Generate the quoted string.
  93             quoted_arg=`echo "$arg" | sed -e "$sed_script"`
  94             ;;
  95         *)
  96             quoted_arg=$arg
  97             ;;
  98     esac
  99     # Surround the entire argument with single quotes.
 100     quoted_arg="'"$quoted_arg"'"
 101
 102     # Add it to the string.
 103     result="$result $quoted_arg"
 104 done
 105
 106 # Output the string we have built up.
 107 echo "$result"