Zitat von Derek Atkins <warl...@mit.edu>:
Christian Stimming <stimm...@tuhh.de> writes:
Convenience libraries: No [1]. Gnucash doesn't actually use any
convenience libraries but instead "real" libraries, and the final
executable links into all of them, so this isn't a problem here
anyway.
Actually, we have used convenience libraries, like the libc replacement
and glib replacement libraries. At least I consider them convenience.
Indeed, I forgot about this ones. Thanks for reminding me. In the
cmake build, the files from lib/libc are directly included into
another build - src/libqof/qof in this case. So that's how I got
around this in the experimental cmake build.
What do you consider convenience libraries?
Every library defined as noinst_LTLIBRARIES in the Makefile. As you
say, we have them in lib/libc, and also lib/stf, and src/test-core/,
but no further. That's why I said we don't use them for our important
parts.
Regards,
Christian
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