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Michael Cummings a écrit : |
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> but then came a discussion on -dev about how the static flag wasn't |
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> intended for deciding whether you wanted a static or dynamic library, |
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> which put this whole debate back into question as to whether it fit the |
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> "rules." |
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it would save between 30 and 40Mb of space (on amd64 at least ;p) to |
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have it only once. |
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BTW, i'm not sure that on a fried box having perl still running is the |
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most important thing (and maybe we could place a rescue perl package |
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somewhere, just like there is a rescue portage ;p) |
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Couldn"t this case be solved by a local perl-[static|dynamic] USE, with |
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dynamic behaviour as default, while the rest of the world debates over |
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the use of static USE and other "rules" ? ;p |
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cab |
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