One of my latest problems dealing with APR's multiple directories was find the objects to link. There were two problems with this, one caused by lack of src/, and one partly:
1) If src/ existed in APR, then finding the objects would be a simple "find" call. As it is, I must iterate over all the subdirectories and piecemeal build up the list of objects. [ this is used for linking and date detection ] 2) A simple find does work because of the presence of MM in there. A better organization would be apr/src/ and apr/mm/. That would allow a simple "find" for the src objects, and it would clarify that MM is a subpackage rather than part of the source lump. So... that's my report on dealing with APR's multiple directories, as opposed to APRUTIL's single directory. Of course, my previous comments on simplicity, cleanliness, and understandability of the top-level (when src/ is used) still apply. Cheers, -g -- Greg Stein, http://www.lyra.org/
