On Mon, Jun 30, 2014 at 01:59:39AM +0100, Ken Moffat wrote:
>
> From that, I guess that anything using libdl.so.2 will need further
> investigation. For my current problem-space (Saturday's
> install-tl-unx) that identifies biber, dvisvgm, luajitex, luatex,
> xdvi-xaw, xindy.run. I guess I can use 'strings' on those.
>
> Meanwhile, asy appears not to need ghostscript.
>
So, after using 'strings progname | grep lib' and comparing the
results to the libraries already shown for that program, plus
ignoring a few 'lib' references which seem to be just text, I found
the following:
biber: libperl / perl things in various incarnations
libref which is part of docbook-dsssl-1.79
libhandle which is not part of my system but might be part
of the binary (i.e. static)
dvisgm: libgs - so, this uses ghostscript
luajittex: libpdffinish which also is not part of my install, but
again might be part of the binary
libpng (for the book, Xorg implies this)
(I _think_ those are the only relevant references)
luatex: libpdffinish and libpng (q.v.), again I _think_ those
are the only relevant references
xdvi-xaw: I cannot see any libs beyond what is explicitly linked
xindy.run: libopen which is also not part of my install but might
again be part of the binary
libsigsegv which is definitely a reference ot a static lib
Now, how I manage to document this so that I, or whoever does the
update next time, can use this information is a different matter ;-)
Mighty Zarquon! I _hate_ TeX! But slowly, we seem to be getting
there (I've got a couple more ideas for building xindy, based on
what gentoo do, but I won't try them until I sort out the rest of
the 2014 version). If we do get there, I suppose that someone will
then suggest splitting TeX into its compnent parts (like fedora and
gentoo do).
ĸen
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