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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2004-05-27	Attempt to unify hpux-shared rules. More adjustments might be required	Andy Polyakov
	after more tests...
2004-03-12	IRIX 6.x shared build fix-up.	Andy Polyakov
	For reference. Note that both cc and gcc support -Wl flag, but we can't use -Wl,-[not]all with both drivers, because cc rearranges options passed through -Wl. We can't use -Wl,-all,libcrypto.a,-notall with cc either, because it refuses to start with "no input" error.
2003-04-08	Correct a few typos.	Richard Levitte
	It seems that svr3 and svr5 differ, after all.
2003-04-08	A single quote too many.	Richard Levitte

2003-04-08	I forgot to continuation mark.	Richard Levitte

2003-04-08	It seems like OpenUnix's ld uses LD_LIBRARY_PATH to search for	Richard Levitte
	libraries. What's worse, the directories given in LD_LIBRARY_PATH are checked first! Therefore, we need a hack to prepend all the directories we give with -L to the current value of LD_LIBRARY_PATH, thereby temporarly forming a hacked value. Only copy LIBEXTRAS if they are given. Svr5 doesn't use -z allextract...
2003-04-01	It seems like gcc-drivven shared library building on OpenUnix 8 requires	Richard Levitte
	-shared rather than -G.
2003-02-22	Allow building applications against static libraries with Makefile.shared.	Richard Levitte

2003-02-13	Add full support for -rpath/-R, both in shared libraries and	Richard Levitte
	applications, at least on the platforms where it's known how to do it. Note: this has only been tested on GNU-based platforms (Linux), and needs to be tested on all others. Additionally, it's not yet supported on the following platforms, for lack of information: Darwin (MacOS X) Cygwin OSF1/Alpha SVR3 ReliantUNIX Please help out with testing and the platforms we don't yet know well enough.
2002-12-19	To avoid any future programming glitches, let's make each and every	Richard Levitte
	assignment (modulo those I missed) individual statements.
2002-12-16	'a=b c=$a; echo $c' doesn't necessarily prints "b", '' vs. "", $s in	Andy Polyakov
	Makefiles... I suppose it wasn't tested very much...
2002-12-16	Transfer the Solaris shared library building changes from	Richard Levitte
	0.9.7-stable.
2002-12-14	Solaris shared build fix-ups. See RT#238,239 for details.	Andy Polyakov

2002-12-14	New DETECT_GNU_LD procedure.	Andy Polyakov

2002-11-15	Add the INHIBIT_SYMLINKS flag variable to help Cygwin.	Richard Levitte
	Add missing semicolons. Add a comment explaining a bunch of targets without any action lines.
2002-11-06	Keep on using ${CC}, since gcc may act in disguise.	Richard Levitte

2002-10-16	Eh, -Wl,--whole-archive disappeared from the GNU targets. I've no	Richard Levitte
	idea why, but that was definitely wrong...
2002-10-15	A much better idea, of course, is not to do a submake at all...	Richard Levitte

2002-10-14	Add missing quotes.	Richard Levitte
	Make sure test doesn't barf because of missing spaces before the closing ]. Add -lc to the list of libraries we depend upon. Not always necessary, but never hurts.
2002-10-13	Targeting the solaris platform for specific tests. Something is going	Richard Levitte
	wrong, and my test engine doesn't show it. The verbosity will be temporary for about a day.
2002-10-12	Chase down the missing backslashes.	Richard Levitte

2002-10-11	For the platforms where version info is inserted separately into the	Richard Levitte
	shared library, set those flags conditionally.
2002-10-11	Make sure it's properly detected when there's no version information	Richard Levitte
	at all, and in all other cases, make sure foo.so is linked to foo.so.{soversion}.
2002-10-11	Fix inconsistencies in the Darwin targets.	Richard Levitte
	Add a variant of SHLIB_SOVER without the preceding period.
2002-10-11	Add a suffix for Darwin's sake, since it seems like .dylib comes after	Richard Levitte
	the version in the file name.
2002-10-11	Move the shared library construction stuff to Makefile.shared, a	Richard Levitte
	helper makefile that generalises our way of building shared libraries and is designed to take care of almost anything (I hope).