>> Simply protect the whole code in the SVG module file(s) with
>>
>> #ifdef FT_CONFIG_OPTION_SVG
>> ...
>> #endif
>
> I tried this. But there's one problem with it. The `bzip2' module
> doesn't expose anything apart from some functions. However, my `svg'
> module exposes a renderer class with the name
> `ft_svg_renderer_class'. This gets added in the list of the default
> modules too. With the approach you suggested, this class doesn't
> get exposed when the macro FT_CONFIG_OPTION_SVG' isn't defined.
> That leads to an `undefined reference' error.
Ah, ok. Well, then we need an #else part that sets up a dummy module
which returns `I don't work' for everything so that it gets skipped
in the module searching loop.
Werner
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