It's been rumoured that Rob Browning said:
> 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> 
> > libiberty comes with gcc, binutils and a number of other gnu tools
> > as a means of not having to rely on the vagaries of vendor libc
> > implmenetations.
> 
> So is it installed with gcc on those platforms?  If so, do you think
> it's reasonable to require it as long as we put a test in configure?

Actually, while libiberty comes with many pacakges, it seems like only binutils (the
assembler/linker/loader) actually installs it.  But yes, if asprintf
is missing in ordinary libc, and if libiberty is present, then link to libiberty
is very reasonable.


--linas

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