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Ciaran McCreesh wrote: |
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> Fact: the underlying issue is a libtool bug. |
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Wrong, it isn't just that, --as-needed and libtool are unrelated. |
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> Fact: as-needed does not fix this bug. It attempts to work around it. |
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Wrong, --as-needed does exactly what is supposed to do, precise bookkeeping. |
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> Fact: as-needed breaks standard-compliant code. |
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Wrong, --as-needed breaks disputable code that happens to be |
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standard-compliant by a specific read of the standard. The fact the |
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specific code is something wrong from the security/style/maintainability |
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point makes it a bonus. |
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> Fact: fixing the libtool bug would give all the benefits purportedly |
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> given by using as-needed, without the drawbacks. |
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Wrong, fixing libtool gives other benefits, so it's worth trying to fix |
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it as well. The new autotools and proper usage of them makes life easier |
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so it's worth improving on this side. |
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> It's quite simple, |
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Probably but is an empty sentence w/out supporting code. |
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> and if there're any of the above that you didn't |
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> already know then why are you wasting everyone else's time discussing |
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> things in this thread without doing some basic research first? |
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Basically most people is discussing with you since thinks, wrongly, that |
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could be possible take something good from this discussion. The patch |
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you pointed doesn't look complete nor acceptable to upstream as is, yet |
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could help. |
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Luca Barbato |
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Gentoo Council Member |
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Gentoo/linux Gentoo/PPC |
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http://dev.gentoo.org/~lu_zero |
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