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*	Move to MPLv2 license headers, with ESC decision and author's permission.	Michael Meeks	2013-04-22	1	-22/+4
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*	one variable to rule them all	David Tardon	2013-04-10	1	-24/+25
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	one variable to find them, one variable to deliver them all and into filelist put them, in $INSTDIR where the installer searches. Change-Id: I989f578f0ed6f9ef9167522249b36d95c15bfd1b
*	use MINGW_SYSROOT consistently	Luboš Luňák	2013-01-02	1	-1/+1
\| \| \| \|	Restore all cases to expect /mingw/ included in the path.
*	configure only looks in $MINGW_SYSROOT	David Tardon	2012-12-31	1	-2/+1
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*	fdo#47584 add yet another MinGW dll filename pattern	Andras Timar	2012-05-01	1	-0/+4
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*	mingw: avoid hardcoded dll versions and deps	David Tardon	2012-03-18	1	-74/+96
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	The idea is to use libo_MINGW_CHECK_DLL for libs that must be available (typically that would be the "main" library, e.g., libxml2 or libcurl) and libo_MINGW_TRY_DLL for possible dependencies (that may not be the same on different systems). All further references to the dlls are exclusively through the configured variables or defines set from these variables (e.g., instead of hardcoding libxml2-2.dll, use $(MINGW_LIBXML2_DLL)). The macros are documented in m4/mingw.m4 . Files that must be changed when adding a new dll: * configure.in * config_host.mk.in * external/mingw-dlls/makefile.mk * scp2/source/ooo/makefile.mk * scp2/source/ooo/mingw_dlls.scp
*	allow to pass default dll list	David Tardon	2012-02-21	1	-34/+56
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*	expect sed has already been detected	David Tardon	2012-02-20	1	-4/+3
\| \| \| \|	Reportedly AC_PROG_SED does not exist on XCode 2.5 .
*	add macro for extracting mingw dll names from libtool files	David Tardon	2012-02-17	1	-0/+61
	Hardcoding dll names from SuSE Linux in configure.in is not good, because they might be slightly different on other systems (notably Fedora :-), or the libraries might be compiled with different dependencies.