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Can't make 'gmake' use installed libiconv



  [gcc 3.0, natch, compiling with 2.95.2, Sparc/Solaris 2.6]


  I have libiconv installed in the same [non0-standard] dir. as
gcc is going; congfigure seems to find it (I try to pass
appropriate CPPFLAGS/LDFLAGS to it) amd sets HAVE_ICONV
accordingly.

  But the [g]make process always fails to find it (as in, no
attempt to include the correct -I/-L or even -liconv) when
compiling inside gcc/ (almost always the Java stuff - e.g.,
jv-scan exe.).


  I've tried all manner of setting CPPFLAGS/LDFLAGS before
configuring and/or making, & none work. How can I get the
compilation process to use this directory?

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