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On 09/08/2009 16:50, Dave Korn wrote:
>    The assumption is in libtool, not in autoconf, nor in configure, nor in the
> Gnu Coding Standards, and it is an invalid assumption(*).  It is *libtool* that
> fails to conform, by assuming that $bindir will always and only ever have the
> /default/ value that is assigned by configure when the user does not specify
> their own choice of setting.

I understand; my point was that there is an existing assumption and my 
patch does nothing to change that.  IOW having libtool put the DLL in a 
"different" bindir is actually a separate, unrelated issue.

>    Why on earth would the --bindir= option even exist if there was no valid way
> of ever using it?

You can use it; it still works fine with automake-controlled bin_* targets.


Yaakov

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