Now confirmed and tested the correct use of -I paths to enable Squid
to build on systems with older libtool versions. The hack forcing local
headers to be used is no longer required.
chmod u+w $makefile
mv $makefile.new $makefile
chmod u-w $makefile
-
- # Libtool 2.2.6b we bundle is slightly broken with non-portable dependencies
- # HACK: Make it backward-compatible by linking the bundled headers.
- for f in ltdl.h libltdl/lt_error.h libltdl/lt_system.h libltdl/lt_dlloader.h libltdl/slist.h; do
- echo "Fixing $f ..."
- sed 's/<libltdl\/lt_system.h>/\"libltdl\/lt_system.h\"/g' $src/$f |
- sed 's/<libltdl\/lt__glibc.h>/\"libltdl\/lt__glibc.h\"/g' |
- sed 's/<libltdl\/lt_error.h>/\"libltdl\/lt_error.h\"/g' |
- sed 's/<libltdl\/lt_dlloader.h>/\"libltdl\/lt_dlloader.h\"/g' > $src/$f.new;
- chmod u+w $src/$f
- mv $src/$f.new $src/$f
- chmod u-w $src/$f
- done
fi
}