1# RUN: ld64.lld.darwinold -test_file_usage -v \ 2# RUN: -path_exists /usr/lib \ 3# RUN: -path_exists /Applications/MySDK/usr/local/lib \ 4# RUN: -path_exists /Applications/MySDK/usr/local/lib/libSystem.a \ 5# RUN: -path_exists /hasFoo \ 6# RUN: -path_exists /hasFoo/foo.o \ 7# RUN: -syslibroot /Applications/MySDK \ 8# RUN: -L/hasFoo \ 9# RUN: -lSystem -lfoo.o \ 10# RUN: 2>&1 | FileCheck %s 11 12# When just one -syslibroot is specified, we apparently want to skip *system* 13# paths that aren't found. User ones should still get added. In this case 14# /usr/lib exists, but not the equivalent in the -syslibroot, so there should be 15# no mention of /usr/lib. 16 17# CHECK: Library search paths: 18# CHECK: /hasFoo 19# CHECK-NOT: /usr/lib 20# CHECK-NOT: /usr/local/lib 21# CHECK: /Applications/MySDK/usr/local/lib 22# CHECK-NOT: /usr/lib 23# CHECK-NOT: /usr/local/lib 24# CHECK: Found library /Applications/MySDK/usr/local/lib/libSystem.a 25# CHECK: Found library /hasFoo/foo.o 26