Let me just point out another, old but apparently not well known, more portable imrovement on libtool, libtool-cache. libtool-cache doesn't replace libtool, but as can be guessed from its name, it just avoids running libtool if the actual shell commands that would be executed by libtool can be known beforehand. I have been using libtool-cache with good success for several years. It speeds up builds on Win32 very nicely. http://libtool-cache.sourceforge.net/
Maybe some libtool-cache-like functionality could even be integrated into libtool itself in the future? --tml _______________________________________________ http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/libtool
