Hi all,
Recently in 2geom, "HAVE_GSL" and "GPL_TAINT" #defines were created, to optionally leave out certain parts of 2geom. How should Inkscape handle these things? Should the make script define those things on the commandline? Or should 2geom provide hooks to a 'config.h' of its own that Inkscape can tweak?
Thanks for thoughts,
Johan
On Tue, Apr 07, 2009 at 12:19:40AM +0200, J.B.C.Engelen@...1578... wrote:
Hi all,
Recently in 2geom, "HAVE_GSL" and "GPL_TAINT" #defines were created, to optionally leave out certain parts of 2geom. How should Inkscape handle these things? Should the make script define those things on the commandline?
Typically such things are controlled via the configure file...
Or should 2geom provide hooks to a 'config.h' of its own that Inkscape can tweak?
That doesn't sound regular.
Bryce
Thanks for thoughts,
Johan
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On Tue, 2009-04-07 at 00:19 +0200, J.B.C.Engelen@...1578... wrote:
Recently in 2geom, "HAVE_GSL" and "GPL_TAINT" #defines were created, to optionally leave out certain parts of 2geom. How should Inkscape handle these things? Should the make script define those things on the commandline? Or should 2geom provide hooks to a 'config.h' of its own that Inkscape can tweak?
Now that we're in refactoring freeze, shouldn't we be pulling lib2geom out? These are build time flags?
--Ted
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