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(Top of the morning and thanks for the useful tool(great for cross compilation))
Passing a directory which is itself a symlink as an argument results in the generation of broken symlinks.
On many modern Linux systems, /lib is a symlink to /usr/lib, hence running ./symlinks -c /lib generated relative symlinks in the form ../usr/lib/libfoo, which is a problem since /lib is actually /usr/lib and ../usr/lib is /usr/usr/lib.
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(Top of the morning and thanks for the useful tool(great for cross compilation))
Passing a directory which is itself a symlink as an argument results in the generation of broken symlinks.
On many modern Linux systems, /lib is a symlink to /usr/lib, hence running ./symlinks -c /lib generated relative symlinks in the form ../usr/lib/libfoo, which is a problem since /lib is actually /usr/lib and ../usr/lib is /usr/usr/lib.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: