On 12/9/06, Francesco Montorsi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1) renamed "app_lua" to "app_verbatimlua" to be coherent with the
> relative module which is called "verbatimlua_lib".
I think it might be better/simpler to just name it app_lua and
lib_lua, since we only have one copy of lua now.
> 2) renamed lua5.1 library built by wxLua to libwxlua_gtk2d_lua-2.8.a;
> that is, to a lib which follows wxLua naming conventions. This is more
> coherent with the way we call the (vanilla) lua intepreter which we
Good idea, I guess the lua lib really only has two forms release and
debug though?
> build: wxlua-lua. That is, if we care about not replacing the
> system-wide "lua" executable, we should care also about not replacing
> the system-wide "lua5.1" library.
I don't know what to do about this, but I think it is bad form to
overwrite the lua executables installed by a rpm or deb package.
> I don't remember why we decided to call our verbatim lua library
> "lua5.1"... do you see anything wrong with calling it using our naming
> convention?
No problem I think it's good.
> 5) added the wxlike-lib tag to wxLua bakefiles, as well as a
> AM_SET_WXLIKE_LIBNAME macro to properly detect and link to the wxStEdit
> library
What about just using the wxlike-lib for wxlua too? That way the
wxCode bakefiles will be able to use the libs it generates very
easily. This is why I'm so interested in naming all the libs using
wxWidgets like the wxWidgets libs since it becomes easy to mix
everything together.
> I'm sorry I could only test these changes on Unix right now.
> Tomorrow I'll test them on Windows, too.
Sounds great, I have some commits on the wxLua program to finish and
then I'll try it in VC6.
And of course one more thing...
Do we need to put the executables in different dirs as well? This is
part of the problem that Klaas is having when he said that when he
tries to build both debug and release you can only do one (at least in
MSVC) since it thinks the exes are up to date and won't do the other
build. I really like having the exes in the bin dir, but being able to
have multiple builds compiled at once is also nice on my slow MSW
machine.
Thanks,
John Labenski
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