- From: Steinar Bang <sb@metis.no>
- Date: 03 Sep 1999 12:54:30 +0200
- To: www-lib@w3.org
>>>>> jose.kahan@w3.org: > I made something similar for Amaya. I CVS tagged the parts of libwww > that Amaya uses and removed the examples, doc, and other libwww > applications. This is the tag "Amaya"? I found it when browsing through files in http://dev.w3.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/libwww/Library/src/ Hm... this tag seems to follow the 5.2.8 release? Or have you moved it to get neccessary bugfixes? Hm... for http://dev.w3.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/libwww/Library/src/HTHost.c the tag has been moved, so I guess the answer is "yes". I did a cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@dev.w3.org:/sources/public export -r Amaya libwww Is this the correct way to use the tag? The results seem reasonable at first look anyway. Hm... expat wasn't there under modules, but I might as well get it directly from James Clark. Looks like the HTXML.c file was part of the Amaya tag. [snip!] > No. You'll need to patch your Makefile though. There's a line there > that checks if the .h files should be generated. It'll be better to > remove it. I'll go with my own tmake generated Makefile, I think. So this will probably not be a problem. > No -D flags. Good. That would be more stuff to keep track of. But there is a Windows-specific config.h I need to include in libwww/Library/src Is there a different config.h created by configure that I need to include if I'm not on windows? Hm... no... doesn't look like there is one in the complete checkout where I've configured and compiled libwww for Windows. Where is the config.h file included from, I wonder...? >> 4. Should I build the entire library as one .so (as tmake would >> prefer for source in a single directory)? Or should I try to use >> some hack makefiles that would run the native libwww make setup? > It all depends on your application. If you have many libwww > applications, it makes sense to have DLLs rather than static > libs. I will make it into a DLL/.so but I will make it into a single .so like you have done. I will then strip down on the number of files compiled when I know better exactly what I need (ie. I know already that I won't need telnet og news functionality, but I won't strip them out until I know that things work with the full library). [snip!] > Hope this helps, It sure does! Thanx! - Steinar
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