Re: [xslt] Relase of xsldbg-0.7.9, : release of xsldbg-0.8.1
- From: k_isdale tpg com au
- To: xslt <xslt gnome org>
- Subject: Re: [xslt] Relase of xsldbg-0.7.9, : release of xsldbg-0.8.1
- Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 07:15:15 GMT
Hi ,
Daniel wrote,
> Hum, I don't remember removing anything. I applied
your last patch that's
> all...
>
Ok I'm not sure how it happened I did a diff on my
working checkout of libxslt using cvs.
> I think this just won't work with most compiler
chains. When module A and
> module B are in the same library, most linkers resolve
statically references
> from A to B when generating the library, shared or
not. This construct is
> doomed to fail on most platform/compiler chains
whether the libraries are
> shared or not.
That's bad! I'm look forward to seeing how the call
back registration is done. And will conform to use of
callbacks as soon as possible.
> It's the wrong approach to the problem. Using the
linker to put in place an
> overtride mechanism was just plain wrong. I should
have been more careful
> I really expected the breakpoint code to be the
actual implementation not
> dummies references to functions possibly
implemented by other modules.
It wasn't planned this way I thought the breakpoint API
was to stay in libxslt. But that lead to a dead end ...
bye,
Keith
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