On Wed, 21 Jun 2006, Stephen Hahn wrote: > * Manpreet Singh <Manpreet.Singh at Sun.COM> [2006-06-21 15:34]: >> +1 for >> >> I use >> >> --with-features=huge \ >> --enable-gui=auto \ >> --with-x \ >> --enable-perlinterp \ >> --enable-pythoninterp \ >> --enable-rubyinterp \ >> --enable-tclinterp \ >> --enable-xim \ >> --enable-multibyte \ >> --with-footer \ >> --enable-fontset \ >> --enable-cscope >> >> to basically mean everything but the kitch sink. IMVHO VIM/GVIM are >> still lean enough with everything included and I'd rather do a personal >> local build if OpenSolaris leaves out anything. > > Bigger than I would like, but I, too, will build a smaller version if > all these features are included. (Why stop at four mostly-unused > interpreters? Why leave out MzScheme?)
Python, Perl, and Tcl are in Solaris and MzScheme and Ruby are not, so we could draw the line that way. IMO, we should enable at least the most popular interpreters, and since there's only 5 total, we should include all of them rather than a subset -- mostly for purposes of consistency/predictability from a usage and support perspective. Eric
