3.17.5 mu ldflags

The mu ldflags command is a counterpart of cflags which is used for linking. It constructs a ld command line for linking a program with Mailutils.

When used without arguments, it outputs ld arguments which would link only with the core Mailutils library libmailutils, e.g.:

     $ mu ldflags
     -L/usr/local/lib -lmailutils

This command accepts a number of keywords which allow to select a particular subset of Mailutils libraries to link with. In particular, the argument ‘all’ instructs it to link in all available libraries:

     $ mu ldflags all
     -L/usr/local/lib -lmu_mbox -lmu_mh -lmu_maildir -lmu_imap -lmu_pop \
     -lmu_mailer -lmu_compat -lmailutils -lmu_auth -lgsasl -lgnutls -lgcrypt \
     -lldap -lgnuradius -lpam -ldl

Other available keywords are:

mbox

Link in the UNIX mbox format support.

mh

Link in the MH format support.

maildir

Link in the Maildir format support.

imap

Link in the IMAP protocol support.

pop

Link in the POP protocol support.

nntp

Link in the NNTP protocol support.

mailer

Enable support for mailers.

sieve

Link in the support for Sieve mail filtering language.

dbm

Link in the support for DBM databases (libmu_dbm library).

compat

Provide a compatibility layer for Mailutils 2.x.

auth

Link in the Mailutils authentication library.

guile

Provide Guile language bindings.

python

Provide Python language bindings.

cfg

Link in the Mailutils configuration library.

argp

Link in the library for command line parsing.