Charles Wilson wrote: > On 11/7/2011 4:20 PM, Earnie wrote: >> I've found an issue with the .libs/lt-PROGRAM wrapper in that PATH >> is incorrectly prepended to. Notice below from --lt-debug output >> that "\usr\src\spud\mpc-svn\bld\src\.libs:" is prepended to the >> windows PATH. The \usr\src\spud\mpc-svn\bld\src\.libs should have >> been translated to e:\p\2\src\spud\mpc-svn\bld\src\.libs and a >> semi-colon instead of a colon used as the path separator. >> >> Earnie >> >> targ.exe:./.libs/lt-targ.c:684: (lt_update_exe_path) modifying >> 'PATH' by prepending >> '\usr\src\spud\mpc-svn\bld\src\.libs:e:\p\2\mingw\lib:e:\p\2\mingw\bin;' >> >> targ.exe:./.libs/lt-targ.c:634: (lt_setenv) setting 'PATH' to >> '\usr\src\spud\mpc-svn\bld\src\.libs:e:\p\2\mingw\lib:e:\p\2\mingw\bin;.;e:\p\2\mingw\bin;E:\p\2\msys\bin;c:\opt\vim\vim73;c:\opt\python27;c:\opt\python27\DLLs;e:\opt\php5;e:\opt\mysql\bin;e:\opt\git\bin' >> >> targ.exe:./.libs/lt-targ.c:705: (lt_update_lib_path) modifying 'PATH' by >> prepending '\usr\src\spud\mpc-svn\bld\src\.libs:e:\p\2\mingw\lib;' >> targ.exe:./.libs/lt-targ.c:634: (lt_setenv) setting 'PATH' to >> '\usr\src\spud\mpc-svn\bld\src\.libs:e:\p\2\mingw\lib;\usr\src\spud\mpc-svn\bld\src\.libs:e:\p\2\mingw\lib:e:\p\2\mingw\bin;.;e:\p\2\mingw\bin;E:\p\2\msys\bin;c:\opt\vim\vim73;c:\opt\python27;c:\opt\python27\DLLs;e:\opt\php5;e:\opt\mysql\bin;e:\opt\git\bin' >> >> targ.exe:./.libs/lt-targ.c:305: (main) lt_argv_zero: >> e:/p/2/src/spud/mpc-svn/bld > > As I told you on the mingw list, I'm going to need more information > about your build environment. What is $build, and what is $host? If > $build is "mingw" do you mean MSYS-shell-in-its-normal-"I-am-mingw" > mode? > Yes. > Also, what are the versions (serial #s) of all of the libtool-related > .m4 files in your tree, and what does "/libtool --version" > report? $ ./libtool --version libtool (GNU libtool) 2.4 Written by Gordon Matzigkeit , 1996 Copyright (C) 2010 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. You can see the bug from svn trunk for MPC. The tests has a tget_version which compares the version of the library DLL to the expected test which is how I found the issue. I've attached the --lt-debug output. See the "lt_update_library_path" line. $ tget_version.exe GMP: include 5.0.1, lib 5.0.1 MPFR: include 2.4.2, lib 2.4.2 MPC: include 1.0.0dev, lib 0.9 Error: header and library do not match mpc_get_version: "0.9" MPC_VERSION_STRING: "1.0.0dev" Earnie