On operating systems such as debian or ubuntu, since libtool version 2.2.6b, indirect dependencies will be lost when linking. This leads to an inexplicable undefined symbol.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11802727/libtool-doesnt-provide-library-dependencies-to-link writes
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On any Debian machine I use for development, I have to compile and install Libtool by hand, because the Debian-supplied version is patched and ignores dependencies in a way that break my builds.
If Ubuntu's version is similar, you might want to install Libtool from source too.
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On any Debian machine I use for development, I have to compile and install Libtool by hand, because the Debian-supplied version is patched and ignores dependencies in a way that break my builds.
If Ubuntu's version is similar, you might want to install Libtool from source too.
The address of libtool source code is here http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/libtool/
We can download it and compare it with the currently used libtool. Then change the places like link_all_deplibs=no to be consistent with the libtool generated from the source code. If it still doesn't work, just use yes for all.