[sr #110318] autoreconf: support libtoolize being named glibtoolize

Update of sr#110318 (group autoconf): Priority: 7 - Release N (Desirable) => 3 - Release N+1 ___ Follow-up Comment #6: I looked into this a bit more, and it turns out I was wrong, it's not easy. autoreconf doesn't

[sr #110318] autoreconf: support libtoolize being named glibtoolize

Update of sr#110318 (group autoconf): Priority: 3 - Release N+1 => 7 - Release N (Desirable) ___ Follow-up Comment #5: Actually this should be easy. ___

[sr #110318] autoreconf: support libtoolize being named glibtoolize

Update of sr#110318 (group autoconf): Priority: 1 - Blocked => 3 - Release N+1 Status: Need Info => Confirmed ___ Follow-up Comment #4: Not going to happen

[sr #110318] autoreconf: support libtoolize being named glibtoolize

Follow-up Comment #3, sr #110318 (project autoconf): [comment #2 comment #2:] > I can tell you that MacPorts installs GNU libtool configured with --program-prefix=g, because part of Apple's toolchain is a program also called libtool that is unrelated except for being a tool that deals with

[sr #110318] autoreconf: support libtoolize being named glibtoolize

Follow-up Comment #2, sr #110318 (project autoconf): I can tell you that MacPorts installs GNU libtool configured with --program-prefix=g, because part of Apple's toolchain is a program also called libtool that is unrelated except for being a tool that deals with libraries. (I believe this dates

Re: [sr #110318] autoreconf: support libtoolize being named glibtoolize

On Fri, Sep 25, 2020 at 02:59:55AM -0400, Nick Bowler wrote: > On 2020-04-29, Zack Weinberg wrote: > > 2.61 was a long time ago. I'm wondering if Gentoo still ships > > 'glibtoolize' and not 'libtoolize'. If it doesn't, this change is > > only weakly motivated. > > Today at least, Gentoo

Re: [sr #110318] autoreconf: support libtoolize being named glibtoolize

On 2020-04-29, Zack Weinberg wrote: > 2.61 was a long time ago. I'm wondering if Gentoo still ships > 'glibtoolize' and not 'libtoolize'. If it doesn't, this change is > only weakly motivated. Today at least, Gentoo certainly does not install a "glibtoolize" nor does it install a patched

[sr #110318] autoreconf: support libtoolize being named glibtoolize

Update of sr #110318 (project autoconf): Priority: 5 - Normal => 1 - Later ___ Follow-up Comment #1: 2.61 was a long time ago. I'm wondering if Gentoo still ships 'glibtoolize' and not

[sr #110318] autoreconf: support libtoolize being named glibtoolize

URL: Summary: autoreconf: support libtoolize being named glibtoolize Project: Autoconf Submitted by: zackw Submitted on: Thu 24 Sep 2020 06:55:29 PM UTC Category: None