Why does the zinf src include all that libs?

Hi!

I was just wondering why the zinf source code contains all those
libraries, that could be linked easily in from the system (at least on
UN*X systems, that is), resulting in all those nice advantages of
using shared libraries.

I would like to propose to do configure checks wether to use the lib
installed in the system (if headers & .so are available), or the
version in the zinf sources.

I volunteer for helping here, i'd only like to know which libraries
are in there (zlib, gdbm are the ones i know, but there are probably
others) and if they were modified.

Regards, Andy (ZINF Debian maintainer)
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