I've tested building, running and installing cano on debian (6.1.90-1). Turns out the gcc packaged for debian cares about the order of -l flags while the gcc packaged for arch does not (maybe because arch is using the latest gcc version). Anyways, after changing LDFLAGS to LDADD in Makefile.am, the linker flags will be added to the end of the gcc command (LDFLAGS added them in the front).
Cano is compiling for debian (and probably ubuntu, not tested though) :tada:
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2 weeks ago
I've tested building, running and installing cano on debian (6.1.90-1). Turns out the gcc packaged for debian cares about the order of -l flags while the gcc packaged for arch does not (maybe because arch is using the latest gcc version). Anyways, after changing LDFLAGS to LDADD in Makefile.am, the linker flags will be added to the end of the gcc command (LDFLAGS added them in the front). Cano is compiling for debian (and probably ubuntu, not tested though) :tada: