Glynn Clements <glynn(a)sensei.co.uk> writes:
Martin Buchholz wrote:
> Whatever we decide, we should keep in mind that these libraries are
> intended to be installed by copying over the real libraries. So it
> would be real nice if xemacs did something reasonable (crashing is not
> reasonable):
>
> - if built on a system with athena3d libs, run on a system with athena.
> - if built on a system with athena, run on a system with athena3d.
How do you intend that this is to be achieved?
AFAICT, the Xaw* library which XEmacs uses at run-time has to have the
same structure layouts as the Xaw* header files with which it was
built. I don't see any way around this.
If that is the case, then the Xaw replacement libraries have failed
miserably, and are effectively useless. :( If they have been changing the
_public_ structures, that is very very bad. That is why everything is
split into different header files like Label.h and LabelP.h. Changing
LabelP.h should be kosher, but Label.h should never change.
I think. :) Maybe. Kinda. Sortof.
-Bill P.