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list of libraries directly into the linker command. This list is assumed to already be in the format understood by the linker tool (for example: -lSomeLib). No further massaging of the list will take place (so the -l prefix will not be added). This is useful for including output of pkg-config tools. For example: raw_lib_list := $(shell llvm-config --system-libs --libs mcjit bitwriter nativecodegen interpreter)
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Why not just set link_flag_list with these options?
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Added support for $(raw_lib_list) where user can specify a list of libraries directly into the linker command. This list is assumed to already be in the format understood by the linker tool
(for example: -lSomeLib). Unlike the $(lib_list), no further massaging of the list will take place (so the -l prefix will not be added).
This is useful for including output of pkg-config tools.
For example: