On Sat, 9 Jan 2010, Paolo Bonzini wrote: > > > > I suppose something like > > > > > > export LIBTOOLIZE=/opt/local/bin/glibtoolize > > > > > > in .bash_profile would make it... > > > > cool... > > > > But! I suppose inserting the above in my .bash_profile would hose and > > MacPort builds that uses /usr/bin/libtool - the one from Apple? Is > > there a way to point *only* your GST code (from git) to the > > /opt/local/ tree? > > No, /usr/bin/libtool is a totally different tool than GNU libtool. It is a > kind of replacement for ar, it does not include a compiler wrapper etc. like > GNU libtool; and it does not come with a libtoolize. Confusing, yes. > > But libtool is _never_ invoked, only libtoolize. The problem is that if you > use MacPorts aclocal and Apple libtoolize, you get libtool.m4 from MacPorts > and ltmain.sh from Apple. So the above line will just make the invocation of > libtoolize correct, and it won't break anything that uses Apple's libtool.
Thanks for the explanation. I cannot believe the level of creativity and imagination displayed by Apple in choosing the name "libtool" for `ar' replacement! Helloooooo?? ;) BTW, I really enjoyed your podcast with James Robertson! Now I can put a voice to your email messages. ;) -- Duke _______________________________________________ help-smalltalk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-smalltalk
