isn't xz extremely slw with -9?
maybe it wasn't a bug, bit intentionally not used,
as that huge extra amount of time doesn't result in
that many bytes saved.
is the compression level configureable somehow?
Regards, Andreas
Am Sonntag 11 April 2010 21:37:13 schrieb Andreas Jellinghaus:
isn't xz extremely slw with -9?
maybe it wasn't a bug, bit intentionally not used,
as that huge extra amount of time doesn't result in
that many bytes saved.
is the compression level configureable somehow?
I did two tests
Am Montag 12 April 2010 20:31:22 schrieb Ralf Wildenhues:
My idea would be to implement this for master, and revert the recent
xz -9 patch on branch-1.11. Comments, criticism?
if the environment variables can be used to set the compression,
that is perfect for me. why write your own code, when
isn't xz extremely slw with -9?
maybe it wasn't a bug, bit intentionally not used,
as that huge extra amount of time doesn't result in
that many bytes saved.
is the compression level configureable somehow?
Regards, Andreas
Am Donnerstag 04 März 2010 03:31:04 schrieb Ralf Wildenhues:
ah. ok, so back to the drawing board for my plan with
optional documentation (see the thread a week ago or so).
You can use either of
- wildcards,
EXTRA_DIST = pattern*
- automake conditionals,
if COND
EXTRA_DIST
Hi,
the combination autoconf/automake/libtool
makes it quite easy to create shared libraries.
but how can I install the file created as a single *.so
file, but without any *.la file etc.
the shared libraries we create implement a fixed plugin
interface thus they don't need the normal versioning
Hi,
we generate some docs with doxygen, others with a shell
script using wget and xslt to download our wiki and
create local html files from that).
that mechanism is currently enabled with --enable-doc,
off by default as it is time-consuming and usualy not
wanted.
the problem I have is this:
*
Ah, thanks. I didn't know about EXTRA_DIST.
Is there some mechanism I can put a wildcard into automake
files? for example it would be easier to specify *.html,
as the script downloads all wiki pages, and thus new pages
would be added automaticaly that way.
also I wonder:
what about builddir vs.
