Depending on some setting (which? Arch? Others?), the dynamic linker
can get different names. Some times, it is named ld-linux.something.so,
other times, it is ld.so.1, and maybe other variants as well...
The fix is to always copy ls*.so, even if it is a symlink: we create
the destination file by its SONAME, and if ld*.so matches more than
one file, that's no issue, as they would all get the same SONAME (being
symlinks ones to the others).
Split long lines at the same time.
Reported-by: Ettore Campion <ecampion@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: "Yann E. MORIN" <yann.morin.1998@anciens.enib.fr>
Signed-off-by: Peter Korsgaard <jacmet@sunsite.dk>
#--------------
# The generic system libraries (in /lib)
-CTNG_LIBS_LIB := libc.so libcrypt.so libdl.so libgcc_s.so libm.so libnsl.so libpthread.so libresolv.so librt.so libutil.so
+CTNG_LIBS_LIB := ld*.so libc.so libcrypt.so libdl.so libgcc_s.so libm.so \
+ libnsl.so libpthread.so libresolv.so librt.so libutil.so
#--------------
# The libc-specific system libraries (in /lib)
# Note: it may be needed to tweak the NSS libs in the glibc and eglibc cases...
-CTNG_LIBS_uClibc := ld-uClibc.so
-CTNG_LIBS_glibc := ld-linux.so libnss_files.so libnss_dns.so
+CTNG_LIBS_uClibc :=
+CTNG_LIBS_glibc := libnss_files.so libnss_dns.so
CTNG_LIBS_eglibc := $(CTNG_LIBS_glibc)
#--------------