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Albert Chin wrote:
| On Fri, Jan 30, 2004 at 06:25:57PM +0000, Scott James Remnant wrote:
| > LT_INIT_LIBTOOL([1.6 C++ disabled-shared])
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| I'd rather:
| LT_PREREQ(<minimum version>)
| LT_INIT_LIBTOOL(<options>, <tags>)
I like separating the tags out for sure.
Splitting out the PREREQ is certainly cleaner from an implementation point of
view, and is orthogonal to the Autoconf interface. But AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE takes
a minimum version number in its <options> parameter.
Following the principle of least surprise, I think I'd like to advocate the
Autoconf style in the manual, but accept the Automake style. Maybe with an
AU_DEFUN that splits the arguments out (is that even possible? I haven't
played with autoupdate too much, so I don't know how powerful it is...)?
Cheers,
Gary.
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