Adding to the *end* of the gnu ld library search paths

[Bryce Schober <bryce dot schober at gmail dot com>]

I know how to add to GNU ld's library search path using the -Ldir
option and use it extensively. But as far as I can tell from reading
the manuals of?gcc?and?ld, there is no way to add to the?end?of the
list of library search paths.

The -L option adds to the beginning, after which it searches the
default system library paths. But I want to add a
look-here-if-you-can't-find-it-anywhwere-else path. Is there any way
to do that with ld?

I can imagine a hacky-crap solution that extracts all standard library
dirs (using -print-search-dirs) and adds them to the list of -L search
dirs in the order I desire, ahead of their implied duplicates as
default search paths...

But there?must?be a better way...

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Bryce Schober