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the list. * ltcf-cxx.sh: Remove any residual `a.out' files resulting from the "eval $output_verbose_link_cmds." * ltconfig.in: Cleaned up nested quotes that were introduced with the tags patch. This fixes part sh.test failure. * ltmain.in: Check if "$run" is of zero length before creating a `.lo' file. This fixes the dryrun.test failure. Cleaned up nested quotes that were introduced with the tags patch. This fixes another part sh.test failure. Remove "$libobj" not "libobj." Exit with an error if both $object_name and $old_object are set to "none" in the corresponding `.lo' file. This should never happen. Changed remaining uses of "mkdir" to "$mkdir." Added dry run case to `.lo' case in link mode. This fixes the link-2.test failure. (object_name, old_object): Prepend the subdirectory the `.lo' resides in to the object names extracted from the `.lo' file. This fixes the build-relink2.test failure. (tempemovelist): Use $echo "X..." instead of echo "..." since $Xsed is being used. This fixes the last part of the sh.test failure. * tagdemo/Makefile.am, tagdemo/Makefile.in, tagdemo/README, tagdemo/acinclude.m4, tagdemo/aclocal.m4, tagdemo/configure, tagdemo/configure.in, tagdemo/foo.cpp, tagdemo/foo.h, tagdemo/main.cpp, tests/tagdemo-conf.test tests/tagdemo-exec.test tests/tagdemo-make.test tests/tagdemo-shared.test tests/tagdemo-static.test: Added a new tagdemo that exercises libtool's tagged configuration support found in the multilanguage branch. * tests/Makefile.am (TESTS): Added the tagdemo tests to the list. * tests/quote.test: Updated to HEAD branch version. This fixes the quote.test failure. |
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# $Id$ This directory contains a sample package that demonstrates the use of GNU Libtool's multi-language support through the use of configuration tags. It requires GNU autoconf, automake and of course libtool. The demonstration generates a libraries using the same libtool script, which is then linked to a C++ program.