The pthread linker flag already contains "-l" #1552
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Yes indeed, |
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ping @Lekensteyn, this changes code you brought! |
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No response from any cmake hackers. It seems fine to me so I'll go ahead and merge anyway. |
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Thanks! |
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The pkgconfig created by cmake adds
"-l"to the pthread linked flag, producing-l-lpthread.This comes from
${CURL_LIBS}which retrieves the${CMAKE_THREAD_LIBS_INIT}value which already contains-lThis is reproducable on Ubuntu like so:
Before:
After:
Note that with
./configure --enable-threaded-resolverpthread isn't added to the.pcat all, as it is instead added to theCFLAGSas-pthreadrather then linker flags as-lpthread