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Kazunobu Kuriyama |
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[Fwd: Re: XML idea] |
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Fri, 09 Jan 2004 09:19:00 +0900 |
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Alex Perez wrote:
On Thu, 8 Jan 2004, Adam Fedor wrote:
Putting the source code in a subdirectory, and extending the
automatically generated documentation to mark such stuff as
MacOS-X compatibility code would be quite enough to make
me very happy,
I like that idea as well.
However, this does not address the issue of what to do with crap classes
which were poorly designed on Apple's part...Would those be included?
excluded? See the problem? This doesnt fix the problem. It makes it more
complicated.
I think making a subdirectory for that purpose rather helps PortabilityKit
project. If such a directory exists, we could untar ProtablitiKit.tar.gz
in the source of -base/-gui in such a way that a directory which is a
sibling
of the subdirectory is created there. And if the configure script
detects the existence
of PortablitityKit, the build process could be configured so that the
implementation
given in the kit is used. (This may remind you of old libstdc++'s.)
Also, it is expected to make the maintaince of the both projects easier.
However, one problem still remains unfixed. I'm afraid not a few users
are likely to fail to understaind the implication of such a hierarchy
of directories. Anyway, I think it's good for the both sides.
- Kazunobu Kuriyama
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