Re: libprinter.a .99 error ...?
Daniel Stone <[email protected]> Tue, 12 Jul 2005 08:59:09 +1000
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On Tue, Jul 12, 2005 at 12:49:55AM +0200, Felix Schulte wrote: > IMO this issue puts a big question mark behind the modularisation > project. Parts of the xc tree uses shared source code and neither > source code duplication or addition of new dependencies are proper > solutions for the modular tree. It does not put a big question mark on the modular project. It puts a big question mark on shoddy code; as much on XKB as Xprint. Shared code sucks for everyone for a variety of reasons. If you need a shared library, then build a shared library (in this case, there's a perfectly good shared library you're welcome to use ...). If you don't, then don't. Seems reasonably simple to me. > Just declaring the issue a "bad design" choice (and I do not consider > this as bad choice) does not make the problem go away and is no > solution either. Neither is taunting of people who consider this a > serious problem (IMO this should have been discussed and solved before > the modularisation hacking started and not during the tree conversion > process). Why did you not raise this issue, then? Surely you guys all knew about the issue, so the time to raise it was long, long ago.