On Wed, 2007-07-11 at 17:12 +0100, Ken Moffat wrote:
>  But before I lapse into the Yorkshiremen sketch, scripts are not
> out of date - jhalfs produces a set of scripts.  And if you've only
> had a script error once, either you're a lot better at it than I am,
> or you're not trying hard enough ;)  Wait till you use modular X.

Actually, modular X isn't all that hard to script, since all of the
packages are fairly new, and their autotools scripts are fairly cleanly
written. As a result, most of the dependencies can quite easily be
grepped out of the configure.in file.

That's how I dealt with it when switching to 7.0 - spent a few hours on
a script to grab all the dependencies, build a graph of them, and then
write out all my regular build scripts. Took a bit of manual tweaking -
the configure.in files aren't *all* perfect, but probably saved a good
week of tedious work.

Simon.

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