Preventing dependency entries

[Christoph Bartoschek]

Hi,

I try to compile kdevelop (same problem with arts and other kde packages) 
which uses libtool for compiling libraries, but there is a small problem. 
First I describe the situation:

1. The system is Suse Linux with development tools and libraries installed. 
Especially gcc 3.2 and the according libstdc++ are installed.

2. The system administrator has installed gcc 3.3 with the according libstdc++ 
in /usr/local/gcc.

3. I have my own development environment in my home directory including gcc 
3.3.1 with an according libstdc++.

I want that each program I compile uses my own development environment and not 
the system libraries. In spite of that linking of the libraries for kdevelop 
fails because libtool always sneaks /usr/lib/libstdc++ in the g++ command 
line.

The only way to compile kdevelop for me is to use a script that deletes 
/usr/lib/libstdc++.la from the dependency_libs= line in all *.la files and to 
incremental build the libraries, because each new library gets a 
dependency_libs line with /usr/lib/libstdc++.la.

How can I prevent that?

I would also like to prevent senseless entries like
-L/lfs/user/bartosch/Software/source/gcc-build/gcc (directory does not exist 
anymore)
-L/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i486-suse-linux/3.2/../../.. (system directory and not my 
own)

in the dependency_line of my *.la files

Thanks
Christoph Bartoschek