scons LIBPATH generates additional library paths

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I'm building a C project using scons, some internal static libraries are build and the exe files are linked to it. However, setting:

env['LIBPATH'] = ['#build/libs']

generates a -Llibs and a -Lbuild/libs argument to gcc:

gcc -o edecode main.o pack16.o pack16le.o pack32.o pack32le.o pack64.o -Lbuild/libs -Llibs -lutillib

Why's that ? I only told it to look in build/libs

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