On May 7, 2008, at 5:57 AM, Chris Richardson wrote:
I tried another tack. I edited the ccp4.info file (in /sw/fink/10.4/
unstable/main/finkinfo/sci) to download the scala_3.2.34 source code
and unpack it over the top of the rest of the source. I'm fairly
sure that you're *not* supposed to do it this way, but it worked and
I haven't had any complaints that the newer version of scala is
broken.
There is no reason why that approach shouldn't work, but it might be
cleaner to incorporate the differences as a patch. Just to be clear,
CCP4 has no association with or official recognition even of what is
in fink. It is just something I did, so please complain to me, not
them. It is not their fault.
I'll try to reconstruct what you did and update the fink package.
gcc4.0 is a placeholder package in fink that designates the apple
compiler has been installed
gcc42 is a real package, and it contains, among other things, gfortran.
gcc43 replaces gcc42. The two sets of shared libraries can coexist,
but I updated all of my fortran-dependent packages (including ccp4) to
use gcc43
