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The following modes of operation and additional mode-specific command-line options are available in Libtool: clean: Removes files from the build directory. This mode requires that you specify the name of the command used to remove files, any options that you want to pass to the command, and the name(s) of the file(s) that you want to remove. If any of the files that you specify for removal are Libtool objects or libraries, all of the files associated with them are removed. For example, the following command only removes a single object file: $ libtool --mode=clean rm fibonacci.o

The name of the column or columns that are full-text indexed and that you wish to be searched. Designating * designates that all searchable columns are used. The text to search for. Directs SQL Server to use a specific language for performing the search, accessing thesaurus information, and removing noise words. Noise words are words that, depending on the language, cause unnecessary index bloat and do not assist with the search: for example a and the.

rm fibonacci.o The following command, where the file to be removed is a Libtool library, removes all files associated with that library: $ libtool --mode=clean rm libfib.la rm libfib.la .libs/libfib.so.1.0.0 .libs/libfib.so.1 .libs/libfib.so \ .libs/libfib.a .libs/libfib.la .libs/libfib.lai compile: Compiles a source file into a Libtool object. This mode requires that you specify the name of the compiler and any mandatory compiler options. For example, the following command compiles the main module of the sample application into a standard object file and a Libtool library object: $ libtool --mode=compile gcc -c fibonacci.c rm -f .libs/fibonacci.lo gcc -c fibonacci.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/fibonacci.lo gcc -c fibonacci.c -o fibonacci.o >/dev/null 2>&1 mv -f .libs/fibonacci.lo fibonacci.lo Some additional command-line options are available when executing Libtool in compile mode. These are the -o option, which must be followed by the name of the object file whose creation you want to force; the -prefer-pic option, which tells Libtool to attempt to build positionindependent code (PIC) objects (required for shared libraries produced by Libtool); the -prefer-non-pic option, which tells Libtool to try to build non-PIC library objects (required for static libraries produced by Libtool) and overrides the default settings for your platform if it supports shared libraries; and the -static option, which forces Libtool to produce only a standard object file (.o file) that can be used to produce a standard static library. execute: Automatically sets the environment variable used to identify the location of required libraries (LD_LIBRARY_PATH), and then attempts to execute the specified program. This will work only if the executable and all shared or static libraries that it requires have successfully been compiled, as shown in this example:

In this example, FREETEXT is used to search data based on the meaning of the search term. SQL Server looks at the individual words and searches for exact matches, inflectional forms, or extensions/ replacements based on the specific language s thesaurus: SELECT DocumentID, DocumentSummary FROM Production.Document WHERE FREETEXT (DocumentSummary, 'change pedal' ) This returns:

You can also combine operations in one of these matrices. For instance, you ll notice that the rotated image doesn t all fall onto the canvas anymore. You can translate the image back onto the canvas by moving it 250 pixels horizontally, which, when combined with the rotation, produces a matrix like this:

Configuring the source code is quite simple. Make your build directory your current directory: $ cd ~/src/gcc-obj

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