Re: [PATCH] glib needed only when enable_librsvg, gettext only when enable_librsvg or cross-compile

Tor Lillqvist <tml -AT- iki.fi>
Thu, 23 Feb 2012 18:52:52 +0200

But I don't know how to check for cross-compiling
for 'gettext', or is it related at all?


I think it was so that gettext is needed by cross_toolset because
gettext is needed by glib and glib-genmarshal (as a *build* platform
binary) is needed when building glib (for the *host* platform). Hmm.
Does that make any sense, I wonder? Perhaps not... We probably should
drop gettext from cross_toolset/prj/build.lst and see what happens...

As we don't build any of the LGPL librsvg stack, glib and gettext for
iOS any more, and as Linux build hosts use a system glib and gettext,
probably the combination where it matters is cross-compilation for
Android on Mac OS X. I am not doing that combination myself any more,
somebody else will have to check...

--tml

Context

[PATCH] glib needed only when enable_librsvg, gettext only when enable_librsvg or cross-compile · Korrawit Pruegsanusak
- [REVIEWED] glib needed only when enable_librsvg, gettext only when enable_librsvg or cross-compile · Michael Meeks
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      - Re: [REVIEWED] glib needed only when enable_librsvg, gettext only when enable_librsvg or cross-compile · Korrawit Pruegsanusak
        
        Re: [PUSHED] glib needed only when enable_librsvg, gettext only when enable_librsvg or cross-compile · Petr Mladek
- Re: [PATCH] glib needed only when enable_librsvg, gettext only when enable_librsvg or cross-compile · Tor Lillqvist

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