Hi, It was great to see a libtool release, thanks for that!
I upgraded Yocto Project to it in time for our LTS release: https://git.yoctoproject.org/poky/commit/?id=ff7b41573842a403c81f58bee41fc8163a9d7754 so far things seem reasonable, we've had a few minor issues but they're not really libtool's fault or concern. One interesting quirk was that the shell script optimisation changes made between 2.4.6 and 2.4.7 resulted in very long (6,000+ character) pathnames being passed to the C library functions. This upset our fakeroot emulation but we've fixed that to workaround the issue. Yocto Project is carrying a few patches. I did clean them up and shared many of them in October: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/libtool-patches/2021-10/msg00012.html Some are more important than others and there what I believe are good bug fixes in there. My questions: a) Is there a possibility these could be considered for merging? b) Should I rebase and repost them? I'm happy to do it if it would help. c) Am I using the right process for patch submission? I never did get a reply despite asking publicly and privately. If I'm doing something wrong process wise to submit them, I'd happily correct it. Yocto Project is interesting as we can quickly test changes against the software of a whole Linux stack across many architectures "quite quickly" (complete build and tests in a few hours). I'm going to try and more closely track libtool development so that we hopefully identify regressions from our perpective quickly. Thanks, Richard
