Hi list,Maybe if you have installed libxml2 from the sources and you still have them on your computer, you should look at config.* files. I think this is a way, especially for config.log, the "configured" part. This is not libxml2 specific by the way, available for all "./configure && make && make install " installed programs/
If you have installed it from binairies and even Daniel doesn't know... Have good day, _____________________________________________ Remy HAREL - Teamlog | ____________________________________________| Linux registered user #224740 | France Telecom Recherche & Developpement |____________________________________________| __________________@ http://www.chezrem.org @|
Daniel Veillard wrote:
On Wed, Aug 03, 2005 at 05:38:06PM +0300, Andrew W. Nosenko wrote:How to detect at run-time whether libxml2 was compiled with the mutlithreading support enabled (--with-threads)?I don't know how to do this.Reason of question: I just try to avoid following scenario: 1. application builded and tested on the machine with thread-aware libxml2 (--with-threads). Application linked dynamically with libxml2, of course. 2. user copied application (binary) to the machine where libxml2 builded without threads support (--without-threads).libxml2 should always be compiled with thread support. Unless on a very stange OS. Daniel