Environment:
UWIN 4.2, installed to D:\UWIN
MinGW 3.2.0, installed to D:\MinGW
PACKAGE_cc=/D/MinGW
VERSION_ENVIRONMENT=PACKAGE_cc
When building Perl, I noticed that ar -r lib file... for the environment
unconditionally re-created lib with the specified contents, i.e. if lib
already existed, then those contents would be replaced, not added to.
The following edit in /usr/bin/ar (lines 367-372) fixed that:
if [[ $DM ]]
then blib="$(basename "$ulib")"
[[ -s "$ulib" ]] && cp -- "$ulib" "$blib"
###HDB
"$DM" -r$vflag "$blib" "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
else "$AR" $ARFLAGS $verbose ${out:+"${out}"}
${lib:+"${lib}"} ${def:+"${def}"} "[EMAIL PROTECTED]//\//\\}" >&2
fi
Howard Bryden,
UNIX Administrator,
Qld. Govt. Dept. of Emergency Services,
AUSTRALIA
Tel. 07 3109 5087
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