But then, wouldn't calling the project ``GNU Win'' or, even better,
``GNU Wins'', be a good thing? :-)
"GNU Win" might be a fine name for something else, but "gnuwin32"
where "win32" refers to the Microsoft system would not be good,
because it would be calling the Microsoft system a win.
Original note was talking about making technical feature which
applies to all targets using GNU compiler/linker/other utilities to
produce applications for set of systems (aka platform) officially
called 'Win32', and not about putting anything containing substring
'gnu-
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Hi Robert,
On Tue, Sep 19, 2000 at 11:44:06AM -0500, Robert Boehne wrote:
> I'm currently attempting to add support for C++ under AIX
> to libtool, but it would be nice if there was a test case
> that created a C++ shared library that checked libtool for
> correct behavior. I currently have g++
I'm currently attempting to add support for C++ under AIX
to libtool, but it would be nice if there was a test case
that created a C++ shared library that checked libtool for
correct behavior. I currently have g++ shared libraries being
created in another project, but they are rather large and
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