Hi Lewis,
On Thursday 19 November 2009 11:11:04 J. Lewis Muir wrote:
>
> To me it doesn't seem so obvious that libraries should use
> BIN_PERMISSIONS. Why should a library be executable? I understand that
> some platforms require libraries to be executable, but in a way, it's a
> little strange.
True. Jim Thomas also pointed out that .a (and Windows .LIB) files are not
normally executable even if .so (Windows .DLL) files often are, but we install
both into the same lib directory.
We'll set both LIB_PERMISSIONS and INSTALL_PERMISSIONS to 444 for future
releases.
- Andrew
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