efl/libtool: disable-fast-install by default.
From Autobook: http://www.sourceware.org/autobook/autobook/autobook_85.html
libtool will build executables suitable for copying into their
respective installation destinations, obviating the need for
relinking them on those hosts which would have required
it. Whenever libtool links an executable which uses shared
libraries, it also creates a wrapper script which ensures that the
environment is correct for loading the correct libraries, See
section 10.5 Executing Uninstalled Binaries. On those hosts which
require it, the wrapper script will also relink the executable in
the build tree if you attempt to run it from there before
installation.
Sometimes this behaviour is not what you want, particularly if you
are developing the package and not installing between test
compilations. By passing `--disable-fast-install', the default
behaviour is reversed; executables will be built so that they can
be run from the build tree without relinking, but during
installation they may be relinked.
The user may still override this default, depending on platform
support, by specifying --enable-fast-install to configure.
NOTE: In my measurements it made no difference in install time either.
SVN revision: 81900