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Re: Gnulib on Windows (native / mingw32) / VMS / etc.
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Bruno Haible |
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Re: Gnulib on Windows (native / mingw32) / VMS / etc. |
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Wed, 16 May 2018 19:14:52 +0200 |
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Eli Zaretskii wrote:
> Here's an (100% untested) idea:
> ...
> This idea assumes that glob.in.h and fnmatch.in.h will not change
> significantly with time. Whenever they do change, we will need to
> update the templates; hopefully the changes will be minor and we will
> be able to do that manually
This sounds like a good compromise between Paul's requirements and the
wish to have little manual work.
When you implement it, take a look at the gnulib-tool options:
--avoid to avoid a module despite a dependency,
--copy-file to copy a single file if you don't want to slurp the
entire module it belongs to.
When you upgrade to a newer version of gnulib, you should look not only
at the changes that were made in glob.in.h but also those in glob.m4.
Bruno