Re: testing with .so

[Waldemar Rosenbach]

Alexandre Duret-Lutz wrote:

> > > > "Waldemar" == Waldemar Rosenbach <address@hidden> writes:
> [...]
>
>
> Building this kind of wrapper is actually the job
> of Libtool; you should be able to run `./test' directly if you
> pass the `.la' file on the test_LDADD line.
Although it works, I don't want "test" to be linked with the library, 
but dlopened by it.
I need something like
test_LDFLAGS = -R`pwd`/.libs
or
test_ADDRPATH = .
so the library is found when the test is run.

Is this possible without libltdl and without explicitly specifying the 
.libs directory?






VPATH = ${srcdir}
TESTS = test

check_LTLIBRARIES = libTestAction.la
check_PROGRAMS = test

test_SOURCES = test.cpp

libTestAction_la_SOURCES = \
   testaction.cpp\
   testaction.h\
   init.cpp\
   init.h

#test_LDADD = ../libFiniteStateMachine.la libTestAction.la
test_LDADD = ../libFiniteStateMachine.la
libTestAction_la_LIBADD = ../libFiniteStateMachine.la

libTestAction_la_LDFLAGS = -rpath 
/dummy_path/so_libtool_builds_a_shared_lib -module
test_LDFLAGS = -R`pwd`/.libs
#test_LDFLAGS = -rpath `pwd`/.libs