> The overhead attributed to libtool seems rather high. Is there
> something about your execution environment or your libtool usage which
> causes more overhead than usual?
Not that I am aware of, its the standard GNU libtool in
Slackware64-current.
> How does slibtool validate arguments? Does it
On Mon, 25 Jun 2018, or...@fredslev.dk wrote:
I’m curious - it’s neat that slibtool exists, but if you need
functionality offered by libtool then why not just use libtool?
Frankly libtool is 12,000+ line shell script which is hard to
understand, maintain, fix and is rather slow.
Agreed.
A
> I’m curious - it’s neat that slibtool exists, but if you need
> functionality offered by libtool then why not just use libtool?
Frankly libtool is 12,000+ line shell script which is hard to
understand, maintain, fix and is rather slow.
A while ago with my 6 core AMD FX-6350 cpu I tested buildin
On Sat, Jun 23, 2018 at 1:00 AM or...@fredslev.dk wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using the GNU libtool alternative slibtool which has some benefits
> such as a smaller code base, actively maintained and a huge performance
> boost.
I’m curious - it’s neat that slibtool exists, but if you need functionali
