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Re: Patch to update libtool in GCC and Src trees


Paolo Bonzini wrote:
As a stopgap solution, I would try adding an "_LT_DECL_SED" just above the "if test "${use_libtool}" = yes; then" line. This would be no big deal compared to the LIB_AC_PROG_GCC hacks currently used by newlib.

True, if the $Xsed issue is the only one that crops up rather than simply the /first/ one.


Even so, you will still need to modify the Makefile.am's (if not all 75, then at least the 15 that correspond to the 15 configure.in's that invoke libtool). I did all of them because (1) the extra -I doesn't hurt, and (2) making all newlib ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS follow the same pattern reduces complexity.

However, I think the right way to do it is to mimic what the target libraries in the gcc tree do: using AC_NO_EXECUTABLES and always using

invoking the libtool initialization macros, but still avoiding actual use of libtool via USE_LIBTOOL?


or really, truly, always using libtool?

libtool. I can try to do so in the arm-elf configuration I use at work, if it is okay to commit Steve's patch with the temporary measure above.

I'll give these suggestions a try tomorrow evening.


--
Chuck



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