While trying to find easy ways to lower the number of (shared) libraries, which is more or less on the critical path for the Android work (the stupid run-time linker on Android has a low (from our perverse perspective) limit on the number of shared libraries that can be used at a time in a process), I started looking at the libraries built in the "framework" module (mnemonically and self-documentingly named fwe, fwi, fwk, fwl and fwm).
Is there any fundamental problem in just shoving all the objects in framework into one library (for instance the "fwk" one, or one renamed to the perhaps more logical name "framework")? My guess is that the framework code might originally have gone into just one shared library, anybody know the reason why it was split up into five separate ones? (Obviously the corresponding component files will have to be merged, too, and references to the libraries changed to reference fwk (only) instead in various places.) --tml _______________________________________________ LibreOffice mailing list LibreOffice@lists.freedesktop.org http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice
