Implicit rpaths for NAG/GCC mixed toolchain#14782
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@becker33 could you, please, take a look? This adds a This is relevant for other compilers too. For example, Intel compiler uses the first |
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This PR enables the implicit rpath detection for NAG/GCC mixed toolchain and makes sure that it won't be as difficult to identify a similar problem for a new compiler.