[Scons-users] Using Linker Plugin with Scons

[Justin Zane Chudgar]

Dirk: 

Thanks! That gives me an idea of why things don't work. the "llvm" tool 
somehow got killed but the .pyc version lives on so I did not notice. I'll 
look at that and at the order of setting linkflags.


    > Justin,
    > 
    > On 22.10.2013 00:39, Justin Zane Chudgar wrote:
    > >> [...]
    > > 
    > > I'm working on a personal fork of Wesnoth here:
    > > https://github.com/justinzane/wesnoth-old/tree/jz_clang
    > > 
    > > The file in question is "SConstruct.py" which is symlinked to
    > > SConstruct in my working directory. Git, as I have learned :), does
    > > not handle that well. The only reason for the weird symlink is so
    > > that Eclipse CDT will open it in an external editor.
    > > 
    > > The section in question is at ~line 307. Note that I have tried
    > > numerous variations on the string to append to LINKFLAGS, just the
    > > last failure is there.
    > 
    > you're loading a Tool named "llvm", right after setting the LINKFLAGS. I
    > currently don't see where this Tool comes from, I can't seem to find it
    > anywhere in the repo.
    > So, I'm not able to check whether it overwrites the LINKFLAGS
    > again...please do that on your side.
    > A grep for "LINKFLAGS" in the whole source tree might also help, since
    > it looks as if your settings get overwritten somewhere. As Bill
    > suggested, you can try to track down the exact place by adding a print
    > debug statement:
    > 
    >    print env.Dump()
    > 
    > in your SConstruct(s) and checking the contents of the LINKFLAGS
    > variable.
    > 
    > Hope this helps you a little further.
    > 
    > Best regards,
    > 
    > Dirk
    > 
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