Call pkg-config --libs to get dynamic package libs flags #1570
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Resolves aquasecurity#1542 Although checking the availability of a package in `checklib` rules, the `pkg-config --libs` command should be used instead of hardcoded `-lelf -lz` flags to support edge cases (for example, when the libraries aren't located in the default directories). Signed-off-by: Yuval Goldberg <yuvigoldi@gmail.com>
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Resolves #1542
Although checking the availability of a package in
checklibrules,the
pkg-config --libscommand should be used instead of hardcoded-lelf -lzflags to support edge cases (for example,when the libraries aren't located in the default directories).
cc @rafaeldtinoco