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* Libtool: (libtool). Generic shared library support script.
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File: libtool.info, Node: Cheap tricks, Prev: libtool script contents, Up: Maintaining
15.5 Cheap tricks
=================
Here are a few tricks that you can use to make maintainership easier:
• When people report bugs, ask them to use the ‘--config’, ‘--debug’,
or ‘--features’ flags, if you think they will help you. These
flags are there to help you get information directly, rather than
having to trust second-hand observation.
• Rather than reconfiguring libtool every time I make a change to
‘ltmain.in’, I keep a permanent ‘libtool’ script in my ‘PATH’,
which sources ‘ltmain.in’ directly.
The following steps describe how to create such a script, where
‘/home/src/libtool’ is the directory containing the libtool source
tree, ‘/home/src/libtool/libtool’ is a libtool script that has been
configured for your platform, and ‘~/bin’ is a directory in your
‘PATH’:
trick$ cd ~/bin
trick$ sed 's%^\(macro_version=\).*$%\1@VERSION@%;
s%^\(macro_revision=\).*$%\1@package_revision@%;
/^# ltmain\.sh/q' /home/src/libtool/libtool > libtool
trick$ echo '. /home/src/libtool/ltmain.in' >> libtool
trick$ chmod +x libtool
trick$ libtool --version
ltmain.sh (GNU @PACKAGE@@TIMESTAMP@) @VERSION@
Copyright (C) 2014 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
trick$
The output of the final ‘libtool --version’ command shows that the
‘ltmain.in’ script is being used directly. Now, modify ‘~/bin/libtool’
or ‘/home/src/libtool/ltmain.in’ directly in order to test new changes
without having to rerun ‘configure’.
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* Menu:
* -no-suppress, libtool compile mode option: Creating object files.
(line 92)
* -weak option: Linking with dlopened modules.
(line 94)
* .la files: Linking libraries. (line 24)
* .libs subdirectory: Linking libraries. (line 77)
* .lo files: Creating object files.
(line 28)
* AC_CONFIG_AUX_DIR: Invoking libtoolize. (line 156)
* AC_CONFIG_MACRO_DIRS: Invoking libtoolize. (line 135)
* AC_DISABLE_FAST_INSTALL: LT_INIT. (line 212)
* AC_DISABLE_SHARED: LT_INIT. (line 216)
* AC_DISABLE_STATIC: LT_INIT. (line 233)
* AC_ENABLE_SHARED: LT_INIT. (line 224)
* AC_ENABLE_STATIC: LT_INIT. (line 241)
* AC_LIBLTDL_CONVENIENCE: Distributing libltdl.
(line 299)
* AC_LIBLTDL_INSTALLABLE: Distributing libltdl.
(line 294)
* AC_LIBTOOL_DLOPEN: LT_INIT. (line 204)
* AC_LIBTOOL_WIN32_DLL: LT_INIT. (line 208)
* AC_PROG_LIBTOOL: LT_INIT. (line 21)
* AC_WITH_LTDL: Distributing libltdl.
(line 41)
* aclocal: LT_INIT. (line 363)
* allow_undefined_flag: libtool script contents.
(line 74)
* always_export_symbols: libtool script contents.
(line 81)
* AM_DISABLE_SHARED: LT_INIT. (line 217)
* AM_DISABLE_STATIC: LT_INIT. (line 234)
* AM_ENABLE_SHARED: LT_INIT. (line 225)
* AM_ENABLE_STATIC: LT_INIT. (line 242)
* AM_PROG_LIBTOOL: LT_INIT. (line 22)
* application-level dynamic linking: Dlopened modules. (line 6)
* application-level dynamic linking <1>: Using libltdl. (line 6)
* ar: Linking libraries. (line 6)
* AR: libtool script contents.
(line 28)
* archive_cmds: libtool script contents.
(line 86)
* archive_expsym_cmds: libtool script contents.
(line 87)
* archiver_list_spec: libtool script contents.
(line 92)
* AS: LT_INIT. (line 303)
* autoconf traces: Trace interface. (line 6)
* avoiding shared libraries: Static-only libraries.
(line 6)
* bug reports: Reporting bugs. (line 6)
* buggy system linkers: Linking executables. (line 11)
* bugs, subtle ones caused by buggy linkers: Linking executables.
(line 16)
* build: libtool script contents.
(line 116)
* build_alias: libtool script contents.
(line 117)
* build_libtool_libs: libtool script contents.
(line 122)
* build_old_libs: libtool script contents.
(line 126)
* build_os: libtool script contents.
(line 118)
* C header files, portable: C header files. (line 6)
* C, not using: Other languages. (line 6)
* C++, pitfalls: C++ libraries. (line 6)
* C++, using: Other languages. (line 6)
* CC: LT_INIT. (line 255)
* CC <1>: libtool script contents.
(line 31)
* CFLAGS: LT_INIT. (line 259)
* check-interactive: Test descriptions. (line 49)
* check-noninteractive: Test descriptions. (line 49)
* clean mode: Clean mode. (line 6)
* command options, libtool: Invoking libtool. (line 6)
* command options, libtoolize: Invoking libtoolize. (line 6)
* compile mode: Compile mode. (line 6)
* compiler_c_o: libtool script contents.
(line 130)
* compiler_needs_object: libtool script contents.
(line 134)
* compiling object files: Creating object files.
(line 6)
* complexity of library systems: Postmortem. (line 11)
* config.guess: Distributing. (line 10)
* config.sub: Distributing. (line 13)
* configuring libtool: Configuring. (line 6)
* convenience libraries: Static libraries. (line 6)
* CPPFLAGS: LT_INIT. (line 264)
* cross compile: Cross compiling. (line 6)
* Cygwin to MinGW Cross: Cygwin to MinGW Cross.
(line 6)
* debugging libraries: Static-only libraries.
(line 6)
* definition of libraries: Libtool paradigm. (line 11)
* dependencies between libraries: Inter-library dependencies.
(line 6)
* dependency versioning: Versioning. (line 6)
* deplibs_check_method: Porting inter-library dependencies.
(line 6)
* design issues: Issues. (line 6)
* design of library interfaces: Library tips. (line 6)
* design philosophy: Motivation. (line 6)
* developing libraries: Static-only libraries.
(line 6)
* dlclose: Dlopened modules. (line 6)
* dlclose <1>: Using libltdl. (line 6)
* dlerror: Using libltdl. (line 6)
* DLLTOOL: LT_INIT. (line 295)
* dlopen: Dlopened modules. (line 6)
* dlopen <1>: Using libltdl. (line 6)
* dlopen_self: libtool script contents.
(line 144)
* dlopen_self_static: libtool script contents.
(line 148)
* dlopen_support: libtool script contents.
(line 140)
* dlopening modules: Dlopened modules. (line 6)
* dlopening modules <1>: Using libltdl. (line 6)
* dlopening, pitfalls: Dlopen issues. (line 6)
* dlsym: Dlopened modules. (line 6)
* dlsym <1>: Using libltdl. (line 6)
* double-compilation, avoiding: Static-only libraries.
(line 6)
* dynamic dependencies: Versioning. (line 6)
* dynamic linking, applications: Dlopened modules. (line 6)
* dynamic linking, applications <1>: Using libltdl. (line 6)
* dynamic modules, names: Finding the dlname. (line 6)
* ECHO: libtool script contents.
(line 36)
* eliding shared libraries: Static-only libraries.
(line 6)
* examples of using libtool: Using libtool. (line 6)
* exclude_expsyms: libtool script contents.
(line 152)
* execute mode: Execute mode. (line 6)
* export_dynamic_flag_spec: libtool script contents.
(line 155)
* export_symbols_cmds: libtool script contents.
(line 159)
* extract_expsyms_cmds: libtool script contents.
(line 163)
* failed tests: When tests fail. (line 6)
* fast_install: libtool script contents.
(line 170)
* FDL, GNU Free Documentation License: GNU Free Documentation License.
(line 6)
* file name conversion: File name conversion.
(line 6)
* File Name Conversion - Cygwin to Windows: Cygwin/Windows File Name Conversion.
(line 6)
* File Name Conversion - Failure: File Name Conversion Failure.
(line 6)
* File Name Conversion - MinGW: Native MinGW File Name Conversion.
(line 6)
* File Name Conversion - Unix to Windows: Unix/Windows File Name Conversion.
(line 6)
* file_magic: Porting inter-library dependencies.
(line 18)
* file_magic_cmd: Porting inter-library dependencies.
(line 18)
* file_magic_glob: libtool script contents.
(line 192)
* file_magic_test_file: Porting inter-library dependencies.
(line 18)
* finish mode: Finish mode. (line 6)
* finish_cmds: libtool script contents.
(line 201)
* finish_eval: libtool script contents.
(line 206)
* formal versioning: Libtool versioning. (line 6)
* func_convert_file_cygwin_to_w32: Cygwin to MinGW Cross.
(line 38)
* func_convert_file_cygwin_to_w32 <1>: Cygwin to MinGW Cross.
(line 61)
* global functions: Library tips. (line 45)
* global_symbol_pipe: libtool script contents.
(line 209)
* global_symbol_to_cdecl: libtool script contents.
(line 223)
* hardcode_action: libtool script contents.
(line 229)
* hardcode_direct: libtool script contents.
(line 234)
* hardcode_direct_absolute: libtool script contents.
(line 240)
* hardcode_into_libs: libtool script contents.
(line 246)
* hardcode_libdir_flag_spec: libtool script contents.
(line 252)
* hardcode_libdir_separator: libtool script contents.
(line 258)
* hardcode_minus_L: libtool script contents.
(line 263)
* hardcode_shlibpath_var: libtool script contents.
(line 268)
* header files: Library tips. (line 39)
* host: libtool script contents.
(line 275)
* host_alias: libtool script contents.
(line 276)
* host_os: libtool script contents.
(line 277)
* implementation of libtool: libtool script contents.
(line 6)
* include files, portable: C header files. (line 6)
* include_expsyms: libtool script contents.
(line 281)
* inferring tags: Tags. (line 6)
* inherit_rpath: libtool script contents.
(line 285)
* install: Installing libraries.
(line 19)
* install mode: Install mode. (line 6)
* install_override_mode: libtool script contents.
(line 290)
* install-sh: Distributing. (line 16)
* installation, finishing: Installing libraries.
(line 54)
* inter-library dependencies: Inter-library dependencies.
(line 6)
* inter-library dependency: Porting inter-library dependencies.
(line 6)
* language names: Tags. (line 6)
* languages, non-C: Other languages. (line 6)
* LD: LT_INIT. (line 269)
* LD <1>: libtool script contents.
(line 41)
* LDFLAGS: LT_INIT. (line 274)
* libext: libtool script contents.
(line 298)
* libltdl: Using libltdl. (line 6)
* libname_spec: libtool script contents.
(line 301)
* libraries, definition of: Libtool paradigm. (line 11)
* libraries, finishing installation: Installing libraries.
(line 54)
* libraries, stripping: Installing libraries.
(line 44)
* library interfaces: Interfaces. (line 6)
* library interfaces, design: Library tips. (line 6)
* library object file: Creating object files.
(line 28)
* library_names_spec: libtool script contents.
(line 306)
* LIBS: LT_INIT. (line 279)
* libtool: Invoking libtool. (line 6)
* libtool command options: Invoking libtool. (line 6)
* libtool examples: Using libtool. (line 6)
* libtool implementation: libtool script contents.
(line 6)
* libtool libraries: Linking libraries. (line 24)
* libtool library versions: Libtool versioning. (line 6)
* libtool specifications: Motivation. (line 20)
* libtoolize: Invoking libtoolize. (line 6)
* libtoolize command options: Invoking libtoolize. (line 6)
* LIBTOOLIZE_OPTIONS: Invoking libtoolize. (line 119)
* link mode: Link mode. (line 6)
* link_all_deplibs: libtool script contents.
(line 311)
* link_static_flag: libtool script contents.
(line 316)
* linking against installed libraries: Linking executables. (line 6)
* linking against uninstalled libraries: Linking executables. (line 25)
* linking with installed libtool libraries: Linking executables.
(line 49)
* linking, dlopen: Linking with dlopened modules.
(line 6)
* linking, dlpreopen: Linking with dlopened modules.
(line 6)
* linking, partial: Link mode. (line 219)
* LN_S: LT_INIT. (line 290)
* lock_old_archive_extraction: libtool script contents.
(line 112)
* LT_CMD_MAX_LEN: Autoconf macros. (line 14)
* LT_CONFIG_LTDL_DIR: Distributing libltdl.
(line 31)
* lt_cv_to_host_file_cmd: Cygwin to MinGW Cross.
(line 61)
* lt_cv_to_tool_file_cmd: Cygwin to MinGW Cross.
(line 38)
* lt_cv_to_tool_file_cmd <1>: Cygwin to MinGW Cross.
(line 61)
* LT_CYGPATH: LT_CYGPATH. (line 6)
* LT_DIRSEP_CHAR: Libltdl interface. (line 35)
* lt_dladderror: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 186)
* lt_dladdsearchdir: Libltdl interface. (line 237)
* lt_dladvise: Libltdl interface. (line 45)
* lt_dladvise_destroy: Libltdl interface. (line 140)
* lt_dladvise_ext: Libltdl interface. (line 147)
* lt_dladvise_global: Libltdl interface. (line 172)
* lt_dladvise_init: Libltdl interface. (line 130)
* lt_dladvise_local: Libltdl interface. (line 189)
* lt_dladvise_preload: Libltdl interface. (line 215)
* lt_dladvise_resident: Libltdl interface. (line 206)
* lt_dlcaller_get_data: User defined module data.
(line 151)
* lt_dlcaller_set_data: User defined module data.
(line 125)
* lt_dlclose: Libltdl interface. (line 221)
* lt_dlerror: Libltdl interface. (line 231)
* lt_dlexit: Libltdl interface. (line 61)
* lt_dlforeachfile: Libltdl interface. (line 256)
* lt_dlgetinfo: User defined module data.
(line 25)
* lt_dlgetsearchpath: Libltdl interface. (line 253)
* lt_dlhandle: Libltdl interface. (line 41)
* lt_dlhandle_fetch: User defined module data.
(line 110)
* lt_dlhandle_interface: User defined module data.
(line 38)
* lt_dlhandle_iterate: User defined module data.
(line 95)
* lt_dlhandle_map: User defined module data.
(line 84)
* lt_dlinfo: User defined module data.
(line 10)
* lt_dlinit: Libltdl interface. (line 56)
* lt_dlinsertsearchdir: Libltdl interface. (line 241)
* lt_dlinterface_free: User defined module data.
(line 81)
* lt_dlinterface_id: User defined module data.
(line 34)
* lt_dlinterface_register: User defined module data.
(line 72)
* lt_dlisresident: Libltdl interface. (line 285)
* lt_dlloader: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 41)
* lt_dlloader_add: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 127)
* lt_dlloader_data: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 177)
* lt_dlloader_exit: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 82)
* lt_dlloader_find: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 159)
* lt_dlloader_name: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 171)
* lt_dlloader_next: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 150)
* lt_dlloader_remove: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 140)
* lt_dlmakeresident: Libltdl interface. (line 275)
* lt_dlopen: Libltdl interface. (line 67)
* lt_dlopenadvise: Libltdl interface. (line 119)
* lt_dlopenext: Libltdl interface. (line 104)
* lt_dlpreload: Dlpreopening. (line 68)
* lt_dlpreload_callback_func: Dlpreopening. (line 96)
* lt_dlpreload_default: Dlpreopening. (line 74)
* lt_dlpreload_open: Dlpreopening. (line 101)
* lt_dlseterror: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 198)
* lt_dlsetsearchpath: Libltdl interface. (line 248)
* lt_dlsym: Libltdl interface. (line 226)
* lt_dlsymlist: Dlpreopening. (line 40)
* lt_dlsymlist <1>: Libltdl interface. (line 50)
* lt_find_sym: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 75)
* LT_FUNC_DLSYM_USCORE: Autoconf macros. (line 23)
* LT_INIT: LT_INIT. (line 20)
* LT_LANG: LT_INIT. (line 183)
* LT_LIB_DLLOAD: Autoconf macros. (line 34)
* LT_LIB_M: Autoconf macros. (line 30)
* lt_module: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 37)
* lt_module_close: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 67)
* lt_module_open: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 57)
* LT_OUTPUT: LT_INIT. (line 349)
* LT_PATH_LD: Autoconf macros. (line 49)
* LT_PATH_NM: Autoconf macros. (line 55)
* LT_PATHSEP_CHAR: Libltdl interface. (line 31)
* lt_preloaded_symbols[]: Dlpreopening. (line 46)
* LT_PREREQ: LT_INIT. (line 12)
* LT_SUPPORTED_TAG: Trace interface. (line 12)
* LT_SYS_DLOPEN_DEPLIBS: Autoconf macros. (line 68)
* LT_SYS_DLOPEN_SELF: Autoconf macros. (line 62)
* LT_SYS_DLSEARCH_PATH: Autoconf macros. (line 73)
* LT_SYS_LIBRARY_PATH: LT_INIT. (line 311)
* LT_SYS_MODULE_EXT: Autoconf macros. (line 77)
* LT_SYS_MODULE_PATH: Autoconf macros. (line 83)
* LT_SYS_SYMBOL_USCORE: Autoconf macros. (line 88)
* lt_user_data: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 44)
* lt_user_dlloader: Module loaders for libltdl.
(line 47)
* LT_WITH_LTDL: Distributing libltdl.
(line 40)
* LTCC: libtool script contents.
(line 45)
* LTCFLAGS: libtool script contents.
(line 46)
* LTDL_CONVENIENCE: Distributing libltdl.
(line 298)
* LTDL_INIT: Distributing libltdl.
(line 39)
* LTDL_INSTALLABLE: Distributing libltdl.
(line 293)
* LTDL_SET_PRELOADED_SYMBOLS: Dlpreopening. (line 84)
* LTLIBOBJS: Autoconf and LTLIBOBJS.
(line 8)
* LTLIBRARIES: Using Automake. (line 6)
* ltmain.sh: Distributing. (line 19)
* macro_revision: libtool script contents.
(line 321)
* macro_version: libtool script contents.
(line 320)
* Makefile: Makefile rules. (line 6)
* Makefile.am: Makefile rules. (line 6)
* Makefile.in: Makefile rules. (line 6)
* MANIFEST_TOOL: LT_INIT. (line 307)
* max_cmd_len: libtool script contents.
(line 326)
* mode, clean: Clean mode. (line 6)
* mode, compile: Compile mode. (line 6)
* mode, execute: Execute mode. (line 6)
* mode, finish: Finish mode. (line 6)
* mode, install: Install mode. (line 6)
* mode, link: Link mode. (line 6)
* mode, uninstall: Uninstall mode. (line 6)
* modules, dynamic: Dlopened modules. (line 6)
* modules, dynamic <1>: Using libltdl. (line 6)
* motivation for writing libtool: Motivation. (line 6)
* MSYS: Native MinGW File Name Conversion.
(line 6)
* names of dynamic modules: Finding the dlname. (line 6)
* need_lib_prefix: libtool script contents.
(line 330)
* need_locks: libtool script contents.
(line 343)
* need_version: libtool script contents.
(line 337)
* NM: LT_INIT. (line 284)
* NM <1>: libtool script contents.
(line 50)
* nm_file_list_spec: libtool script contents.
(line 347)
* no_builtin_flag: libtool script contents.
(line 350)
* no_undefined_flag: libtool script contents.
(line 354)
* none: Porting inter-library dependencies.
(line 32)
* objdir: libtool script contents.
(line 359)
* OBJDUMP: LT_INIT. (line 299)
* object files, compiling: Creating object files.
(line 6)
* object files, library: Creating object files.
(line 28)
* objext: libtool script contents.
(line 362)
* old_archive_cmds: libtool script contents.
(line 88)
* old_archive_from_expsyms_cmds: libtool script contents.
(line 101)
* old_archive_from_new_cmds: libtool script contents.
(line 95)
* old_postinstall_cmds: libtool script contents.
(line 369)
* old_postuninstall_cmds: libtool script contents.
(line 374)
* old_striplib: libtool script contents.
(line 414)
* opaque data types: Library tips. (line 28)
* options, libtool command: Invoking libtool. (line 6)
* options, libtoolize command: Invoking libtoolize. (line 6)
* other implementations, flaws in: Postmortem. (line 6)
* partial linking: Link mode. (line 219)
* pass_all: Porting inter-library dependencies.
(line 26)
* path conversion: File name conversion.
(line 6)
* Path Conversion - Cygwin to Windows: Cygwin/Windows File Name Conversion.
(line 6)
* Path Conversion - Failure: File Name Conversion Failure.
(line 6)
* Path Conversion - MinGW: Native MinGW File Name Conversion.
(line 6)
* Path Conversion - Unix to Windows: Unix/Windows File Name Conversion.
(line 6)
* PIC (position-independent code): Creating object files.
(line 23)
* pic_flag: libtool script contents.
(line 365)
* pitfalls using C++: C++ libraries. (line 6)
* pitfalls with dlopen: Dlopen issues. (line 6)
* portable C headers: C header files. (line 6)
* position-independent code: Creating object files.
(line 23)
* postinstall_cmds: libtool script contents.
(line 368)
* postinstallation: Installing libraries.
(line 54)
* postlink_cmds: libtool script contents.
(line 378)
* postuninstall_cmds: libtool script contents.
(line 373)
* problem reports: Reporting bugs. (line 6)
* problems, blaming somebody else for: Troubleshooting. (line 6)
* problems, solving: Troubleshooting. (line 6)
* program wrapper executables: Wrapper executables. (line 6)
* program wrapper scripts: Linking executables. (line 70)
* ranlib: Linking libraries. (line 12)
* RANLIB: LT_INIT. (line 287)
* RANLIB <1>: libtool script contents.
(line 71)
* reload_cmds: libtool script contents.
(line 387)
* reload_flag: libtool script contents.
(line 388)
* renaming interface functions: Library tips. (line 21)
* reporting bugs: Reporting bugs. (line 6)
* reusability of library systems: Postmortem. (line 6)
* runpath_var: libtool script contents.
(line 392)
* saving time: Static-only libraries.
(line 6)
* security problems with buggy linkers: Linking executables. (line 16)
* shared libraries, not using: Static-only libraries.
(line 6)
* shared library versions: Versioning. (line 6)
* shl_load: Dlopened modules. (line 6)
* shl_load <1>: Using libltdl. (line 6)
* shlibpath_overrides_runpath: libtool script contents.
(line 396)
* shlibpath_var: libtool script contents.
(line 405)
* solving problems: Troubleshooting. (line 6)
* soname_spec: libtool script contents.
(line 409)
* specifications for libtool: Motivation. (line 20)
* standalone binaries: Static libraries. (line 63)
* static linking: Static libraries. (line 6)
* strip: Installing libraries.
(line 6)
* striplib: libtool script contents.
(line 413)
* stripping libraries: Installing libraries.
(line 44)
* su: Installing libraries.
(line 9)
* sys_lib_dlsearch_path_spec: libtool script contents.
(line 420)
* sys_lib_search_path_spec: libtool script contents.
(line 425)
* tag names: Tags. (line 6)
* test suite: Libtool test suite. (line 6)
* tests, failed: When tests fail. (line 6)
* thread_safe_flag_spec: libtool script contents.
(line 434)
* time, saving: Static-only libraries.
(line 6)
* to_host_file_cmd: libtool script contents.
(line 438)
* to_tool_file_cmd: libtool script contents.
(line 448)
* trace interface: Trace interface. (line 6)
* tricky design issues: Issues. (line 6)
* trouble with C++: C++ libraries. (line 6)
* trouble with dlopen: Dlopen issues. (line 6)
* troubleshooting: Troubleshooting. (line 6)
* undefined symbols, allowing: Link mode. (line 14)
* uninstall mode: Uninstall mode. (line 6)
* unknown: Porting inter-library dependencies.
(line 37)
* unresolved symbols, allowing: Link mode. (line 14)
* using shared libraries, not: Static-only libraries.
(line 6)
* version_type: libtool script contents.
(line 455)
* versioning, formal: Libtool versioning. (line 6)
* want_nocaseglob: libtool script contents.
(line 460)
* whole_archive_flag_spec: libtool script contents.
(line 466)
* Windows DLLs: Windows DLLs. (line 6)
* wl: libtool script contents.
(line 469)
* wrapper executables for uninstalled programs: Wrapper executables.
(line 6)
* wrapper scripts for programs: Linking executables. (line 70)