The Mac OS X (aka Darwin) ld(1) uses a strange non-standard Unix library search path order. This causes great problems when linking against the third-party libraries (especially Zlib which exists under Mac OS X in /usr/lib/libz.dylib, too). Force ld(1) to stick standard Unix search path order.
The Mac OS X (aka Darwin) ld(1) uses a strange non-standard Unix library
search path order. This causes great problems when linking against the
third-party libraries (especially Zlib which exists under Mac OS X in
/usr/lib/libz.dylib, too). Force ld(1) to stick standard Unix search
path order.

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