On Fri, Feb 04, 2011 at 09:03:55PM +0100, Francois Tigeot wrote:
Hi,
LibreOffice does not build with a stock libtextcat.
The official version seems to be freezed in time (last update is dated
from 2003) and I understand the need to patch it (and add e.g. utf8
support), but the changes are so numerous it feels like a brand new
library.
Since I'm banging my head against the build system, it will be certainly
easier for me to create a special-purpose package and run autogen.sh with
--with-system-libtextcat than try to fix the included version of libcat.
Are these patches only maintained in LO ?
libtextcat package in Fedora contains them.
Is there some upstream project managing the included version of libtextcat
I should be aware of ?
None I know of.
D.
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