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From: David Abrahams (dave_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-12-10 18:34:19
1. cygwin-condition: there's a comment now, but it's still quite
unclear. How should this argument be used? We need an example.
I'm beginning to think it should look something like:
<toolset>gcc
The comment says, "should be a set of properties which are present
when we're building with cygwin gcc," but (if my theory above is
correct) that fails to indicate the primary distinguishing feature
of the argument, which is that it must identify the cygwin-gcc
toolset.
2. Also the comment says: "This argument is not used yet," but it
clearly /is/ used. Code branches are followed based on its
value.
3. The logic in this file that is used when the cygwin branch is
followed seems to have been copy/pasted from the v1 python support,
with all kinds of ends left dangling. For example, what do all the
CYGWIN_PYTHON_DEBUG_* variable settings do? Nothing AFAICT.
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