Re: Mac OSX 10.3.x and libtool1.5.14

[Peter O'Gorman]

Ralf Wildenhues wrote:

> I think we need to note how `libtool' would be installed as `libtool'.
> The obvious `s,x,x,' won't work, neither program_transform_name `'.
> :->

Okay, having to do something like --program-transform-name=s%x%x% should 
probably go into libtool.texi, I agree.

------- ##
> > +## Change libtool -> glibtool at install on darwin ##
> > +## if no other transformations were specifeid      ##
> Typo.

I can spell, really, I can :)

> > +## ----------------------------------------------- ##
> > +case ${program_prefix}${program_suffix}${program_transform_name}${host_os} in
> > +     NONENONEs,x,x,darwin*) 
> > +			    program_transform_name=[s,libtool\$\$,glibtool,]
>
>
> Took me a while to realize why you really need two $ here (which you
> don't on the cmdline).

Took me a while too :)

> BTW, you don't change libtoolize to glibtoolize?

Apple does not install a completely different /usr/bin/libtoolize, so I 
figured that it was better to leave libtoolize as is. However, when I 
consider it, because apple installs /usr/bin/glibtoolize some software looks 
for glibtoolize on darwin in their bootstrap/autogen scripts. Hmm...

Thanks for looking,
Peter
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