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The System Integrity Protection (vulgo “rootless”) feature of OS X El Capitan protects critical filesystem areas from root user modification attempts.
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El Capitan, make check, DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH
$ (export FOO=foo; env) | grep foo
FOO=foo
$ (export DYLDFOO=foo; env) | grep foo
DYLDFOO=foo
$ (export DYLD_FOO=foo; env) | grep foo
$
now, when SIP is enabled, no DYLD_* is exported from a process … And disabling SIP will not fix the issue for users of my packages that want to run make check. …