On Mon, Aug 22, 2005 at 07:25:00PM +0200, Ralf Wildenhues wrote: > On my machine, several of the above files are installed the same second. > So, on the client machine where libtoolize is executed, they will have > the same time. If libtoolize were to update time stamps, then it would > need to know the order (and could _not_ infer it from timestamps). But > _then_ it would not matter at all which time the installed files had > anyway. Not at all. > > So in that case you could just leave it all to libtoolize to do the > ordering. My thought so far was, that it's sufficient to do the > ordering in "make install" as I've mentioned above, and leave the "tar > hack" in libtoolize.
Would adding AM_MAINTAINER_MODE to the libltdl `configure.ac' usefully help shield users from these time stamp problems?
