Hi,
I'm working on preparing Debian packages for the new ALBERTA 3.0.0
release (thanks for that). While taking a quick look I noticed that
there is still a reference to an (old?) license in demo/COPYING:
ALBERTA is freely distributed for research and education,
but you have to sign a license agreement; download the license
agreement from
Is this only a left-over from some older version or does this apply
anywhere, for example for the demo package?
I also found another small problem: alberta-utilities.pc.in contains
"-lalberta-utilities!SUFFIX!", but the shared library itself uses an
underscore instead of a dash (patch attached).
Regards,
Ansgar
--- a/alberta-utilities.pc.in
+++ b/alberta-utilities.pc.in
@@ -11,5 +11,5 @@
Description: The ALBERTA utilities library.
URL: http://www.alberta-fem.de
Requires: ${DEPENDENCIES}
-Libs: -L${libdir} -lalberta-utilities!SUFFIX!
+Libs: -L${libdir} -lalberta_utilities!SUFFIX!
Cflags: -I${includedir}
