Re: stackovf: optionally use libsigsegv

Eric Blake <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnu.m4.patches
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According to Gary V. Vaughan on 7/31/2008 3:22 AM:
|> Next step - figure out how to make the master branch have two
|> simultaneous
|> gnulib checkouts (the c-stack, strsignal, and related modules are not
|> needed
|> for libm4.a, just the final m4 executable).
|
| A general solution in gnulib-tool?
|
| If not, what is the problem with the current method we use in master?

Gnulib-tool supposedly already supports the creation of multiple
libraries; in fact, Bruno uses three separate gnulib libraries in gettext.
~ It's just that I haven't taken the time to figure out how he did it.  The
problem with master's current approach is that we have one library and a
set of hand-copied files, where the hand-copying no longer benefits from
the power of gnulib-tool (ie automatic updates, license rewrites, symlinks
during development, ...).

|
|> Then I can merge this into both branch-1.6 and master.
|
|
| AFAICT multiple gnulib checkouts is orthogonal to libsigsegv, and it
| would be nice to see this code on the dev branches right away.  We can
| solve other problems separately :)

I'm seriously thinking of releasing m4 1.4.12 this week, and including the
stackovf branch as part of that release (it is quite orthogonal to the
rest of my recent m4 changes).

- --
Don't work too hard, make some time for fun as well!

Eric Blake             [email protected]
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