Add libnative to install-host target #11330
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This was referenced Jan 5, 2014
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Sorry I'm on a plane so I couldn't get to this sooner, but this is not the right solution. There was an identical pull request recently and I have opened an issue recently as well (sorry tough to link on a phone). The solution to this is to fix rustpkg to look at target libraries instead of host ones, not to continue to box rustpkg into purely dynamic linking. |
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Ah I see. I will fix it in rustpkg then. |
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Closing for now, the relevant issue is #11243 |
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libnative isn't installed into
/usr/local/lib, therefore rustpkg can't find it (when usingextern mod native).