Wlrunpath
Wlrunpath is a term used in some software build environments to describe the mechanism for specifying the runtime library search path that the dynamic linker uses when loading shared libraries. The concept arises from the practice of prefixing options with -Wl to pass flags through to the linker from compilers such as GCC or Clang, where the runpath information is encoded into the resulting executable.
In practice, Wlrunpath refers to configuring the linker to embed a runtime search path, typically via flags
Usage commonly involves passing one or more paths to the linker through the compiler driver. For example:
Notes: Wlrunpath is not a universally standardized term; many toolchains implement the same concept under different