Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author | |
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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). |