Jan Nieuwenhuizen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> That's why I added the configure option and compile switch. You do
> not want this enabled for well behaved systems. Could you live with
> that?
I guess it's not actively harmful :-). Some configury that divined or
selected the conventions of a
Kevin Ryde writes:
> No offence, but it sounds very dubious to me
That's why I added the configure option and compile switch. You do
not want this enabled for well behaved systems. Could you live with
that?
> These things are meant to be settled at the "make all" build stage.
I know, but when
Ken Raeburn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think the thing that makes this case tricky is the Guile library.
You may have already been thinking of these, but in case not, it's
also any other libraries provided by Guile (srfi 13/14) or by any
external modules, and while the Guile library has to b
On Jun 10, 2005, at 17:49, Kevin Ryde wrote:
No offence, but it sounds very dubious to me. These things are meant
to be settled at the "make all" build stage. (The gnu standards have
bits about that.)
Normally, it is, yes, if the application has to have that knowledge
pre-compiled in. But d
Jan Nieuwenhuizen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Below is an attempt that works, but I'm not sure about the api nor the
> implementation. What do you think?
No offence, but it sounds very dubious to me. These things are meant
to be settled at the "make all" build stage. (The gnu standards have
On Jun 10, 2005, at 09:05, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
It would be nice if guile/libguile would have/support dynamic
relocation based on the location of the executable (be it guile or
lilypond).
Would configuring Guile with this option break executables linked
against libguile and installed with
Hi,
It would be nice if guile/libguile would have/support dynamic
relocation based on the location of the executable (be it guile or
lilypond).
For installations on Windows and autopackage installations on Linux,
the install prefix is determined at install time. On Linux, this can
be fixed with
