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Removed LDFLAGS which conflicts w/system variable of same name #1
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I don't disagree with this, but the patch should be sent upstream to https://github.com/samtools/samtools |
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The LDFLAGS= over-writes the system variable of the same name. On compute clusters using the modules system, this means that dependent libraries whose -L flags are appended or prepended to LDFLAGS via a module load command get over-written when "make" is executed and the final link step fails.