Set BDB's global allocators to ber_*, don't bother with the per-env setting.

[openldap] / build / lib-shared.mk

diff --git a/build/lib-shared.mk b/build/lib-shared.mk
index 194da6e122dc20a97d724059c6a74bc0fb5210d0..a01e0f27c251fc5320535077bb7f80102daa8d3d 100644 (file)
--- a/build/lib-shared.mk
+++ b/build/lib-shared.mk
@@ -14,40 +14,8 @@ MKDEPFLAG = -l
 .c.lo:
        $(LTCOMPILE_LIB) $<
 
-#
-# symlinks for libraries: UNIX and Windows (a.k.a. NT) need to be handled
-# differently. In UNIX, the static and shared libraries, as well as shared
-# library symlinks, can all be symlinked in the 'libraries' directory. In
-# Windows, only the static library (.a file) or the shared library (.dll)
-# file should be present. The current mingw linker (i.e. ld) WILL look
-# for a .dll file at link time and internally generate an import library
-# for it. However, ld will not do this if a static library is present.
-# That doesn't seem very correct, but that's the behavior, like it or not.
-#
-# Note that there doesn't seem to be a true need for the .la file at
-# this level, so it is left out.
-#
-# The set of symlinks are determined by examining the library's .la file.
-#
 $(LIBRARY): version.lo
        $(LTLINK_LIB) -o $@ $(OBJS) version.lo $(LINK_LIBS)
-       @d=`$(PWD)`; b=`$(BASENAME) $$d`; \
-       echo cd ..; \
-       cd ..; \
-       arlib=`grep '^old_library=' $$b/$@`; \
-       arlib=`expr "$$arlib" : "[^']*'\(.*\)'"`; \
-       libs=$$arlib; \
-       if test "$(BUILD_LIBS_DYNAMIC)" = "shared"; then \
-               shlibs=`grep '^library_names' $$b/$@`; \
-               shlibs=`expr "$$shlibs" : "[^']*'\(.*\)'"`; \
-               libs="$$libs $$shlibs"; \
-       fi; \
-       for i in $$libs; do \
-               echo $(RM) $$i; \
-               $(RM) $$i; \
-               echo $(LN_S) $$b/.libs/$$i $$i; \
-               $(LN_S) $$b/.libs/$$i $$i; \
-       done
 
 Makefile: $(top_srcdir)/build/lib-shared.mk