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Re: Could `gnulib-tool` check for gjoin?
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Bruno Haible |
Subject: |
Re: Could `gnulib-tool` check for gjoin? |
Date: |
Tue, 05 Mar 2024 18:51:51 +0100 |
Hi Reuben,
> Now that gnulib checks that `join` is working, could it also try `gjoin` as
> a fallback, in the same way that other tools are searched for with a `g`
> prefix, e.g. `glibtoolize` and `gxargs`?
It could. But the gnulib-tool user (a developer) can just as well create
a symlink join -> gjoin.
The habit of installing GNU coreutils with --program-prefix=g was common
on OSes like Solaris and *BSD, when people wanted to do serious development
on these platforms. But nowadays, why would anyone choose to do their
development on Solaris or OpenBSD, rather than in a GNU system? I don't
think many do. And they can create symlinks.
Bruno
- Could `gnulib-tool` check for gjoin?, Reuben Thomas, 2024/03/05
- Re: Could `gnulib-tool` check for gjoin?,
Bruno Haible <=
- Re: Could `gnulib-tool` check for gjoin?, Reuben Thomas, 2024/03/05
- Re: Could `gnulib-tool` check for gjoin?, Bruno Haible, 2024/03/05
- Re: Could `gnulib-tool` check for gjoin?, Reuben Thomas, 2024/03/05
- Re: Could `gnulib-tool` check for gjoin?, Bruno Haible, 2024/03/05
- Re: Could `gnulib-tool` check for gjoin?, Reuben Thomas, 2024/03/05
- Re: Could `gnulib-tool` check for gjoin?, Reuben Thomas, 2024/03/05
- Re: Could `gnulib-tool` check for gjoin?, Bruno Haible, 2024/03/06
- Re: Could `gnulib-tool` check for gjoin?, Reuben Thomas, 2024/03/06
- Re: Could `gnulib-tool` check for gjoin?, Collin Funk, 2024/03/05