Re: Possible lack of functionality

Re: Possible lack of functionality

[Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado]

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    Hi Bart :))

>}     Is any feature of zsh lost if it is used without modules (that
>} is, with all needed modules compiled in and not dinamically loaded)?
>What you're asking, then, is:
[...]

    Correct.

>Even the zmodload command itself will have equivalent behavior,
>provided one hasn't changed any values of "load=" to "yes".

    And this is *exactly* the kind of things I wanted to know :))
Then, I shouldn't set load=yes on any module, just load=static.

    Thanks a lot :) I don't know what would I do without zsh. Using
ash, surely ;))))

    Raúl

Possible lack of functionality

[Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado]

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    Hello zsh-workers :))

    Is any feature of zsh lost if it is used without modules (that
is, with all needed modules compiled in and not dinamically loaded)?

    I mean, except from the modularity itself ;)))

    Thanks in advance.
    Raúl

Re: Possible lack of functionality

[Bart Schaefer]

On Dec 4, 11:44am, Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado wrote:
} 
}     Is any feature of zsh lost if it is used without modules (that
} is, with all needed modules compiled in and not dinamically loaded)?

What you're asking, then, is:

Supposing that one has run "configure --disable-dynamic", then edited the
config.modules file to change all values of "link=" to "static", and then
compiled zsh, is there anything this zsh cannot do that can be done by a
zsh compiled with the default configuration?

The answer is "no, not if we wrote the code correctly, which we believe
we did."  Even the zmodload command itself will have equivalent behavior,
provided one hasn't changed any values of "load=" to "yes".

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