| 6 | | Why does it have to be _not_ disabled for any platform? MacPorts avoids rpaths, AFAIK, and they are known not to work correctly on numerous instances. (''I shouldn't assume that the condition was left exclusively to ensure it is not fixed for 10.6 on ppc, lol.'') |
| | 6 | Why does it have to be ''not'' disabled for any platform? MacPorts avoids rpaths, AFAIK, and they are known not to work correctly on numerous instances. (''I shouldn't assume that the condition was left exclusively to ensure it is not fixed for 10.6 on ppc, lol.'') |
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| | 8 | P. S. So it is trivially fixable by changing the macro or dropping it, so that `--disable-rpath` is used. |
