Use dynamic libusb on Linux#65
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Fedora uses libusbx, and doesn't come with a statically linked version.
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I've noticed that a better change was applied: and then reverted already: Without this change, pic32prog will never be buildable or packageble in some modern Linux distributions. I was under the impression that the pkg-config check preserved static buildability when available, and dynamic linking in packages is not the original author's problem anyway. What's an acceptable way to solve this problem? |
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Fedora uses libusbx, and doesn't come with a statically linked version.
Here's what the devel package has:
pic32prog is not in Fedora at the moment, and while I don't know the reason, this is one roadblock.
I'm not sure that the library needs to be statically linked, so I hope this doesn't break anything.