Cool...I thought pacman required conflicts for both PKGBUILDS....It is nice to know that is NOT the case.
Very best regards; Bob Finch > Hi Bob, > > i know that there is a fftw2 that is enabled-shared in your TUR. as long > as your fftw2 is marked to conflict fftw, it is fine. pacman will know > that they conflict with each other, if one of them has conflicts=() in > it, no problem. > > the special thing about the fftw in testing is, that it has single and > double precision versions in the pkg. i didn't know that it is possible > to have them side-by-side installed up untill some days, when Thomas Ebi > let me know providing some links. this we are tesing now. > > thanx + greetings, > > Damir > > Le Monday 06 June 2005 15:33, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a �crit : > | Hey Damir and the gang; > | > | > | In my tur there *IS* a working version of fftw2 that is > | "enabled-shared". > | > | The reason for two fftws is because the API was changed to be > | incompatible with the upgrade to version 3 and some programs required > | the older API. > | > | So please be sure that YOUR fftw is marked to conflict with fftw2 and > | all will be fine. > | > | (Perhaps there is some way to make them co-resident on one system, but > | that I have not dealt with to date.) > | > | > | Thanks and.... > | > | Very best regards; > | > | > | Bob Finch > | > | > There was an request for a shared version of fftw and on the way > of | > changing it, with input from archer Thomas Ebi and looking at > some | > debian and slackware configs, i made a new fftw, that is now > shared | > and contains single (float) and double precision versions of > the | > binary in the package. As such changes need testing, i've put > it to | > testing and will keep it a week there so that any trouble can > be | > found and corrected before it goes to [extra]. > | > > | > best regards, > | > > | > Damir > | > > | > -- > | > Let the people think they govern and they will be governed. > | > -- William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania > > -- > The human mind treats a new idea the way the body treats a strange > protein -- it rejects it. > -- P. Medawar _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
