mccabe%netscape.com 4d4e61a4dd Move xptinfo, xptcall from export phase (erroneously copied from libxpt Makefile.in) to libs and back out previous tree patch.		1999-03-25 10:28:39 +00:00
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public	use nspr type	1999-03-25 03:37:40 +00:00
src	Move xptinfo, xptcall from export phase (erroneously copied from libxpt Makefile.in) to libs and back out previous tree patch.	1999-03-25 10:28:39 +00:00
tests	Adding libxpt and xpconnect to the build.	1999-03-25 07:50:11 +00:00
.cvsignore	initial checking of xptcall code. This module allows arbitrary invocation of xpcom methods and also allows an object to impersonate an object of an arbitrary xpcom class. This code is used for XPConnect and will also be used for a scriptable interface to RDF. The build scheme for libxpt, xptinfo, and xpconnect may be a bit screwy on some platforms until this settles down. Luckily, none of these modules are part of the client build yet and very few people should even notice the change	1999-03-23 02:23:29 +00:00
Makefile.in	initial checking of xptcall code. This module allows arbitrary invocation of xpcom methods and also allows an object to impersonate an object of an arbitrary xpcom class. This code is used for XPConnect and will also be used for a scriptable interface to RDF. The build scheme for libxpt, xptinfo, and xpconnect may be a bit screwy on some platforms until this settles down. Luckily, none of these modules are part of the client build yet and very few people should even notice the change	1999-03-23 02:23:29 +00:00
makefile.win	initial checking of xptcall code. This module allows arbitrary invocation of xpcom methods and also allows an object to impersonate an object of an arbitrary xpcom class. This code is used for XPConnect and will also be used for a scriptable interface to RDF. The build scheme for libxpt, xptinfo, and xpconnect may be a bit screwy on some platforms until this settles down. Luckily, none of these modules are part of the client build yet and very few people should even notice the change	1999-03-23 02:23:29 +00:00