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From: Thomas Tanner <tanner@gmx.de>
To : ggi-develop@eskimo.com
Date: Tue, 13 Apr 1999 22:28:44 +0200
libtool (was: libggi2d)
Marcus Sundberg wrote:
> > PS: Please upgrade to the latest CVS libtool.
> > The libtool used in GGI has some serious bugs.
> Exactly what are those bugs?
There were thousands of bugs (remember, the code was
_very_ experimental). For example, your Solaris fix
was only a quick hack - the whole eval code was broken
which means that many other things wouldn't work.
Now it's not only stable, but also more portable, smaller
and faster. For more changes see ChangeLog...
> The libtool which comes with LibGGI works on at least Linux, Solaris,
> OpenBSD, FreeBSD and Digital Unix - which can't be said about the
> normal libtool (need_version=no is not defined for osf.
Please report such problems! ;(
I'll set need_version=no for OSF.
> The libtool
> I used as a base had more problems, I haven't checked if they are
> eliminated in the current version.)
Your changes were minimal: you've set the default of need_version/lib_prefix
to no and deplibs_check_method to pass_all. However, they were intentionally
set to unknown so that people with untested platforms would send us the correct
values.
> In any case I will regularly sync our libtool with the libtool
> CVS, but I won't do it too often as testing it on all platforms I
> have access to takes some time.
AFAICT we have access to 20 different platforms on which we test libtool
regularily. Unfortunately Digital Unix is missing.
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