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-rwxr-xr-xConfigure21
1 files changed, 0 insertions, 21 deletions
diff --git a/Configure b/Configure
index 9dc6343962..feb4cc9a60 100755
--- a/Configure
+++ b/Configure
@@ -1146,27 +1146,6 @@ $config{makedepprog} = "makedepend";
if ($target{cc} eq "gcc" || ($target{cc} eq 'cc' && $config{target} =~ /darwin/)) {
$config{makedepprog} = $target{cc};
}
-# On different platforms, shared library suffixes takes interesting forms.
-# On Most Unixen, it's .so.{version} or .sl.{version}, while on MacOS X,
-# it's .{version}.dylib. We're want to separate the two so we can calculate
-# symlinks.
-# FIXME: is this actually needed any more? Makefile.shared seems to just
-# symlink a file name without SOVER to the file with full SOVER, nothing in
-# between.
-if ($target{shared_extension} =~ /^(|(?<e>\.s[ol])(?<v>\..*)|(?<v>\..*)(?<e>\.dylib))$/) {
- my @vernums = split /\./, $+{v};
- shift @vernums; # Because the initial period in shlib_extension.
- my @s = ();
- while (@vernums) {
- pop @vernums;
- push @s, join(".", $+{e} eq ".dylib" ? "" : $+{e},
- @vernums,
- $+{e} eq ".dylib" ? $+{e} : () );
- }
- $config{shared_link_extensions} = join(" ", @s);
-} else {
- $config{shared_link_extensions} = "";
-}
$config{depflags} =~ s/^\s*//;