Jean-Philippe MENGUAL wrote:
> Hi,
>
> At http://demo.accelibreinfo.eu/dotconf.tar.bz2
>
> you will find my 1st attempt of xml file. I add thus dotconf 1.0 to the
> book. It's a dependency of speech-dispatcher (I'll finish soon),
> speech-dispatcher
> is a dependency of orca. It helps too for brltty. It is used often in
> speech-to-text technologies.
>
> I wait for your 1st feedbacks. My main issue now is describing the installed
> libraries.
> How do you do? Is my list too precise (I put everything is installed)?
> I really would appreciate your help about this part of the xml file (methods,
> ideas, generic description). Binaries are not always easy to describe, but
> libs...
> I nearly cannot figure out how we can do.
It's a good start, but what we need is for you to integrate it into the
book. Make sure the book builds with your changes and do 'svn diff >
dotconf.diff' Then send the diff. As long as the diff is less than
about 20-30K, just attach it - no need to compress.
As Ken suggested, add an entity to general.ent for the version. I'd suggest
<!ENTITY dotconf-version "1.0.13">
And put it in Chapter 9 (seems similar to popt).
Then edit general/genlib/genlib.xml to add the new section. Finally the
new section goes in as general/genlib/dotconf.xml
Looking at the contents, remove the reference to the template. Use
dotconf-version every place you have 1.0.13. Choose an id, probably
simply "dotconf".
For the Contents, change Librar(ies,ies) to Libraries and change
Program(s) to Program. Be specific for what you have.
The libraries should be libpool.a, libdotconf.{so,a}. You don't need to
mention links. You don't need to actually describe the libraries, just
the executable unless there is something special about the library. The
description for dotconf-config is a little brief. If there is a man
page, what does it say?
-- Bruce
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