This section of documentation discusses using gnulib-tool to build and
test Gnulib. I've applied this patch to document Python should be
installed.
Although it technically isn't required until the shell script version
is removed, I wouldn't want to recommend creating a testdir with all
modules usi
Collin Funk wrote:
> This section of documentation discusses using gnulib-tool to build and
> test Gnulib. I've applied this patch to document Python should be
> installed.
Thanks.
And Java (along with C#) is not needed for Gnulib; no unit test runs Java
or C# code, AFAICS. The real tests of Java
Is there anything else we're missing on this patch? From what I can tell
the configure flag is just the standard behaviour of AC_ARG_ENABLE, so with
this setup the new slice-by-8 implementation will be enabled by default,
but maintainers have the option to disable it
On Sun, Oct 27, 2024, 23:21 Si
Hi Collin,
> One minor issue I noticed with the Gnulib PDF is the "Container data
> types" section. The comparison between the "sequential list" data type
> overlaps and is difficult to read, see page 859.
Yes. I don't know how to fix it: Line breaks inside TeX's math mode are
not possible, AFAIK
PDFs are not only made for printing, but also for interactive viewing
(like HTML, unlike DVI and PS). Texinfo from before 2013 showed interactive
links in PDF, which allows the user to see immediately the interactive
spots in the page. This feature was lost in 2013; we now have to enable
it ourselv
Hi Bruno,
Bruno Haible via Gnulib discussion list writes:
> PDFs are not only made for printing, but also for interactive viewing
> (like HTML, unlike DVI and PS).
Thanks for the improvement.
One minor issue I noticed with the Gnulib PDF is the "Container data
types" section. The comparison be
