Hi,
[email protected] (Trent W. Buck) writes:
> I feel that if this is done, at compile time Darcs must insist on finding at
> least one HTTP client library.
In theory, these two hunks should address that:
from patch by Eric Kow:
> hunk ./darcs.cabal 352
> pkgconfig-depends: libcurl >= 7.19.1
> cpp-options: -DCURL_PIPELINING -DCURL_PIPELINING_DEFAULT
>
> - else
> - if flag(http)
> + if flag(http) || !flag(curl)
> build-depends: network == 2.2.*,
> HTTP >= 3000.0 && < 3001.1
> cpp-options: -DHAVE_HTTP
> hunk ./darcs.cabal 478
> pkgconfig-depends: libcurl >= 7.19.1
> cpp-options: -DCURL_PIPELINING -DCURL_PIPELINING_DEFAULT
- else
- if flag(http)
+ if flag(http) || !flag(curl)
build-depends: network == 2.2.*,
HTTP >= 3000.0 && < 3001.1
cpp-options: -DHAVE_HTTP
Although it might be cleaner to express that with something like
if !flag(http) && !flag(curl)
buildable: False
instead of dragging in that "|| !flag(curl)".
Yours,
Petr.
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