On Mon, 3 May 2004, Dickerson wrote:

> It appears that even though I "force" the library with the -L option, it is
> still using the system default (old version) library files. Once I get this
> fixed, I will report back.

-L is only used for link-time info, it doesn't set the path to use when the
library is loaded at run-time.

On Linux, the /etc/ld.so.conf file decides the search path for shared
libraries when you run a program. (Or you can use the ld option -r to set a
hard-coded path to look in at run-time.)

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