Paul Eggert wrote:
> Jim has contributed a ton of source code to gnulib over the years. He
> knows gnulib just as well as I do -- maybe better -- and his efforts
> have been essential to gnulib's success.
Absolutely. I never intended to dispute Jim's merits. gnulib wouldn't be
gnulib without Jim'
Bruno Haible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> gnulib's lib directory now has over 600 source files. Only Paul and I have
> an overview of what's in gnulib;
Hold on a second; you inadvertently omitted Jim Meyering's name here.
Jim has contributed a ton of source code to gnulib over the years. He
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Hello Ralf,
> FWIW, I really haven't understood what the subdir-objects case is useful
> for in this context: gllib currently has a flat directory structure.
> Is it just for convenience or is there a necessity behind it?
gnulib's lib directory now has over 600 source files. Only Paul and I have
