Jan-Henrik,
First, thanks for your great work on libzdb - looks like something we should be paying more attention to! For the moment, I'm building for use with dbmail - doing all this on OpenIndiana x86 (the reincarnation of OpenSolaris). Paul Stevens suggested I should get in touch with you...
What started as a question may turn out to be a series of observations - as I've now managed to get libzdb built with protected-mode disabled. Was running into a problem that --disable-protected apparently didn't! Also, that the 'results banner' presented after ./configure seems to be inconsistent with what's actually going on. For example, even though I --disable-profiling, the 'banner' states it's enabled.
As I plan to use libzdb, pls let me know if I can provide any information of use to you in debugging.
Meanwhile, again; Thanks for the great work.
Lou Picciano
Jan-Henrik,
I've confirmed this behaviour on SVN trunk.
--disable-feature will *enable* the feature which is not what you want.
this link explains this:
http://www.flameeyes.eu/autotools-mythbuster/autoconf/arguments.html
Lou: all those features are disable by default. Just run ./configure without arguments. That should give you the needed behaviour: no profiling, no protected mode, no optimization. Ah well, maybe optimized wouldn't be so bad, but the others are no-go for DBMail.
On 01/06/2012 01:22 AM, Lou Picciano wrote:
Jan-Henrik,
First, thanks for your great work on libzdb - looks like something we should be paying more attention to! For the moment, I'm building for use with dbmail - doing all this on OpenIndiana x86 (the reincarnation of OpenSolaris). Paul Stevens suggested I should get in touch with you...
What started as a question may turn out to be a series of observations - as I've now managed to get libzdb built with protected-mode disabled. Was running into a problem that --disable-protected apparently didn't! Also, that the 'results banner' presented after ./configure seems to be inconsistent with what's actually going on. For example, even though I --disable-profiling, the 'banner' states it's enabled.
As I plan to use libzdb, pls let me know if I can provide any information of use to you in debugging.
Meanwhile, again; Thanks for the great work.
Lou Picciano
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Hello Paul & Lou.
As Paul noted, all build features are off (or disabled) by default. You enable a specific feature by using --enable-xxx. The opposite, that is; --disable--xxx is not considered nor supported. This, in difference to the --with-xxx switch which support both variants, i.e. --without--xxx and --with-xxx.
I'll update the configure.ac script to test if --disable--xxx was used to prevent any confusion in the future, but for now, it should not be a big problem if you consider the above.
Best regards Jan-Henrik
On Jan 6, 2012, at 9:45 AM, Paul J Stevens wrote:
Jan-Henrik,
I've confirmed this behaviour on SVN trunk.
--disable-feature will *enable* the feature which is not what you want.
this link explains this:
http://www.flameeyes.eu/autotools-mythbuster/autoconf/arguments.html
Lou: all those features are disable by default. Just run ./configure without arguments. That should give you the needed behaviour: no profiling, no protected mode, no optimization. Ah well, maybe optimized wouldn't be so bad, but the others are no-go for DBMail.
On 01/06/2012 01:22 AM, Lou Picciano wrote:
Jan-Henrik,
First, thanks for your great work on libzdb - looks like something we should be paying more attention to! For the moment, I'm building for use with dbmail - doing all this on OpenIndiana x86 (the reincarnation of OpenSolaris). Paul Stevens suggested I should get in touch with you...
What started as a question may turn out to be a series of observations - as I've now managed to get libzdb built with protected-mode disabled. Was running into a problem that --disable-protected apparently didn't! Also, that the 'results banner' presented after ./configure seems to be inconsistent with what's actually going on. For example, even though I --disable-profiling, the 'banner' states it's enabled.
As I plan to use libzdb, pls let me know if I can provide any information of use to you in debugging.
Meanwhile, again; Thanks for the great work.
Lou Picciano
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