other things (anything, really).
Should make building mozilla on diverse platforms such as linux/lesstif
much easier.
Currently Linux is the only platform that supports detection.
The new detection mechanism is very scaleable. We will be able to add support
for other operating systems as well as more permutations of linux/arch/toolkit.
It has received the Reverend Ostrom blessing of approval.
So the lesstif people can stop bitching. thank you for the feedback ;-)
other things (anything, really).
Should make building mozilla on diverse platforms such as linux/lesstif
much easier.
Currently Linux is the only platform that supports detection.
The new detection mechanism is very scaleable. We will be able to add support
for other operating systems as well as more permutations of linux/arch/toolkit.
It has received the Reverend Ostrom blessing of approval.
So the lesstif people can stop bitching. thank you for the feedback ;-)
Notice how much simpler the Linux chunk of the xfe Makfile has become.
other things (anything, really).
Should make building mozilla on diverse platforms such as linux/lesstif
much easier.
Currently Linux is the only platform that supports detection.
The new detection mechanism is very scaleable. We will be able to add support
for other operating systems as well as more permutations of linux/arch/toolkit.
It has received the Reverend Ostrom blessing of approval.
So the lesstif people can stop bitching. thank you for the feedback ;-)
The shell script detection magic is very modular and can be easily shared
with other build schemes (autoconf for instance).
other things (anything, really).
Should make building mozilla on diverse platforms such as linux/lesstif
much easier.
Currently Linux is the only platform that supports detection.
The new detection mechanism is very scaleable. We will be able to add support
for other operating systems as well as more permutations of linux/arch/toolkit.
It has received the Reverend Ostrom blessing of approval.
So the lesstif people can stop bitching. thank you for the feedback ;-)
