cmd-sink-icc81-cc

# $NetBSD: cmd-sink-icc81-cc,v 1.2 2005/02/16 11:24:44 grant Exp $
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# all icc built dynamic libraries and executables need to be linked
# with ${ICCBASE}/lib in the rpath, or statically linked against the
# icc provided libraries. use the static linking method so binary
# packages can be used on systems that do not have these libraries
# available.
arg=-i-static
$debug_log $wrapperlog "    (cmd-sink-icc81-cc) pop:  $arg"
. $buildcmd

# Always link against the Intel provided C++ runtime library.
arg=-cxxlib-icc
$debug_log $wrapperlog "    (cmd-sink-icc81-cc) pop:  $arg"
. $buildcmd

while ! queue_is_empty cmdbuf; do
	pop_queue cmdbuf arg
	case "$arg" in
	-MT)
		pop_queue cmdbuf arg2
		$debug_log $wrapperlog "    (cmd-sink-icc81-cc) pop:  $arg $arg2 [drop]"
		;;

	*)
		$debug_log $wrapperlog "    (cmd-sink-icc81-cc) pop:  $arg"
		. $buildcmd
		;;
	esac
done