Before creating symlinks, make sure the actual binaries are installed. patch by Diego Petteno

(automake bug?)

Anyway, there is no libiconv_* invocation in src/vlc.c

* add the new icons by Simon Damkjaer Anderson <simondamkjaer@gmail.com>, so Trax doesn't need to bootstrap over and over again. Implementation follows later on

    - intf_UserFatal takes an addition bool-argument now to set whether the error message will be blocking in the interface or not (so TRUE = blocking)
    - intf_UserWarn is always non-blocking and is used to check important, localised warnings to the user
* wx: a compilation fix, but no update to the current API
* osx: complete implementation of the interaction framework using some Carbon (!) functions, because the needed icons aren't accessible through Cocoa. Regrettably, I had to add yet another nib-file to keep the code clean and readable.

The Error-dialogue is no longer re-usable (so the specific ID was removed). The interface needs to keep track of the reported errors and warnings. Thus, it may discard them as requested by the user and doesn't need to care about the core.

Automake 1.5 and 1.6 both suck, and 1.7 is almost four years old, so there is really no excuse for not using a decent version. Besides, there seems to some problems while building the loader with old Automake versions.

This simplifies the build system quite a lot, and reduce compilation
times when PIC is actually needed.

If you really mind the extra overhead of PIC, use:
./configure --enable-libtool --enable-static --disable-shared

AppleRemote.[mh] is MIT licensed code from Martin Kahr:
http://www.martinkahr.com/source-code