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Re: Interix Shared Libraries
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Ralf Wildenhues |
Subject: |
Re: Interix Shared Libraries |
Date: |
Wed, 5 Jul 2006 09:26:52 +0200 |
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Mutt/1.5.11-2006-06-19 |
* Duft Markus wrote on Tue, Jul 04, 2006 at 05:14:50PM CEST:
>
> I ran some tests now ;o) The thing is, that i left libtool as it was
> (my patches applied) when i built it using wgcc (i normally use gcc to
> build it, since i don't need libltdl, so it doesn't really matter), so
> the configure used hadn't got
> My changes in it (it tried updating by itself, but it seems i'm
> missing the right autotools versions ;o)). Some tests failed, the
> first some with a segfault, and the latter ones, which try to exec
> something simply don't find their .dll file, because the path (really
> PATH on windows) has to be set to point to the dll. Then again some
> segfaults, but i'll look into this ;o)
> I'll tomorrow manually bootstrap libtool with itsself, so i get wgcc
> in... Maybe then more tests succeed.
Please test libtool with all your changes applied in any case; after
all, we are interested in how all cases work with those changes. The
README file has a section "The Test Suite" which tells you how to report
failed test group output verbosely, please do that.
> Testing wgcc on f77 is a little unfair ;o) wgcc is C and C++
> (everything M$'s cl.exe can do)...
Fine, then we don't care if the Fortran tests fail.
If you post large output, please pack it with bzip2 or gzip. Thanks.
> Heres the output for wgcc:
> ====================================
> 37 of 95 tests failed
> (17 tests were not run)
This needs more work. The verbose output will hint as to what kind of
work.
> And here goes the output for gcc, which still did a little better ;o):
> ======================================================================
> FAIL: hardcode.test
> 1 of 112 tests failed
Probably fixed by setting hardcode_shlibpath_var to unsupported (the
default). But again I can tell this only by seeing the verbose output.
And for changes to this I'd need to look at system documentation.
Cheers,
Ralf