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Re: lynx-dev how do you turn off dired
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Henry Nelson |
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Re: lynx-dev how do you turn off dired |
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Sat, 27 Mar 1999 10:13:42 +0900 (JST) |
> > > I ran configure with "--disable-dired"; configure reported:
> > > "checking if directory-editor code should be used... no",
[...]
> > > However, the binary using "--disable-dired" is 39048 bytes
> > > smaller than when using "--enable-dired".
> >
> > This option is not the "disable means don't compile", it's the "disable
> > means don't make it the default".
To me anyway "code should be used" means pretty much the same thing as
"should be compiled in." Actually, I think "--disable-dired" does indeed
mean "don't compile", and is working fine as intended. Many, many blushes,
and apologies.
It's ALL my mistake, again! I guess my heart's just not in it enough.
Forgot to prefix with "./" so I was testing with the same binary with
dired compiled in that was aliased to "lynx". How dumb can you get!
> seem to be the case since Henry gets a smaller binary.
How I found my error was by not linking in LYLocal.o at all. When
dired still worked I knew I had blown it. It was interesting to me,
though, that the binary was 764 less bytes by not linking than by
using the ifdef.
> by assuming that he didn't really test the binary that was compiled
> with --disable-dired but a different one.
Exactly the problem. SORRY! m(_ _)m
__Henry