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by Tom Matelich on Monday 12/Sep/2005, @07:53

Hopefully this will help with my goal to use KDevelop on HP-UX. The main problem is -no-undefined being passed to libtool, which on HP makes it build static libs (hard to have a plugin thats built as a static lib).

Will BKSys be eliminating libtool?

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Re: HP-UX
by anonymous on Tuesday 13/Sep/2005, @07:34

Yes it does.

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Re: HP-UX
by Allan Sandfeld on Tuesday 13/Sep/2005, @12:26

You always need to edit the generated libtool to not use the wrong options for -no-undefined. I've used a simple script.

I tried making libtool people fix it, but they refused to understand what I told them.

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Re: HP-UX
by Dalibor Topic on Saturday 17/Sep/2005, @06:56

Try again. The libtool people have grown very responsive to bug reports & patches in the last months. There was a case where people were complaining that libtool was eating up build time during the linkage of gcj in the gcc tree for example. Lots of talk about ditching libtool. Then the libtool people fixed libtool to spend next to nothing on that task, and everyone moved on.

I find that trying again every now and then is a pretty good way to get my patches & proposals into libtool.

cheers,
dalibor topic

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