Hi Ralf, > ... tell gnulib-tool that it won't need to build a library at all, > ... > gnulib is so useful that it's useful to non-C projects in its own right! :-)
Looking at the module list [1]: Someone who is using only modules from the sections "Support for building documentation" and "Support for maintaining and releasing projects" will not need, and will not expect, a libgnu.a. I would prefer if this could be implemented without a gnulib-tool command-line option. I.e. if gnulib-tool could infer that information from the list of modules specified on the --import command line. Bruno [1] http://www.gnu.org/software/gnulib/MODULES.html
