Closed stefano-tronci closed 6 years ago
does it set LDFLAGS correctly? If it is complaining about that, it might be a packaging issue.
You can follow the makefiles to see LDFLAGS being respected.
Building the 3BandEQ VST for example, comes from:
https://github.com/DISTRHO/DPF-Plugins/blob/master/plugins/Makefile.Mini-Series.mk#L155
It uses LINK_FLAGS
, which is defined here:
https://github.com/DISTRHO/DPF-Plugins/blob/master/Makefile.mk#L67
So this would be a packaging issue on your side I guess..
Thank you for your help. Just before compilation, the value of LDFLAGS is that set in /etc/makepkg.conf:
-Wl,-O1,--sort-common,--as-needed,-z,relro
Do you think there is anything wrong that should be overridden by the PKGBUILD file?
where does that warning come from? might be that you are overriding LDFLAGS yourself, and the package manager building process no longer passes what it wants, then it complains. I dont really know though, you have to figure out this yourself...
OK, thanks. To answer your question, I get the warnings when I check the built package with namcap. I think I will open a thread on Arch Linux forums, as I started having similar issues on other packages too.
Looks like half of those were an error in my system settings, the other half a false positive from namcap, More info here. Closing.
HI there! I am maintaining an Arch Linux PKGBUILD for this software on the AUR. I was going through my routine tests and I found that namcap produces many warnings that, to my understanding, are related to how the software is built. I though I would open an issue here. See below the namcap output: