[geos-devel] GEOS libraries

[Ferdinando Villa]

I'll be pleased to either 1) do that or 2) let Norman do it! Norman,
your call. I'll be following the development and periodically try to
compile here (Redhat 7.3) anyway - I need geos!

f.

On Fri, 2002-08-30 at 14:56, Paul Ramsey wrote:
>    I think now that we have a simple autoconf framework, the next bit is 
> to get things compiling cleanly, then linking into the one library. I 
> would like to hear from Yury that the changes committed thus far have 
> not mucked up what he is working on... :)
>    I can give you and/or Norman write access to the archive to keep the 
> build framework up to date, as Yury will be continuing to add a good 
> deal of code over the next couple months, and it would be better that he 
> focus on the code and not on the build details.
>    So, can either of you look over the build consistency and portability 
> issues once every couple weeks or so?
> 
> P.
> 
> Ferdinando Villa wrote:
> > I almost had a complete distro when Norman's tarball came in. It makes
> > one single library (shared through libtool and static) - also I was
> > writing geos-config and m4 support for configuring GEOS in other
> > distributions. Should I finish this (after you commit what we have) or
> > you guys are already beyond me on these things? btw, it's great to see
> > open source at work....
> > 
> > ciao ferdinando
> 
> 
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