On Fri, 2003-01-17 at 12:18, Christian Marillat wrote: > Another good reason to call configure with --disable-gtk-doc. Here is > what happens when a documentation use xml DTD : > > *** Building HTML *** > test -d ./html || mkdir ./html > cd ./html && gtkdoc-mkhtml gnome-vfs ../gnome-vfs-docs.sgml > xmlNanoHTTPConnectAttempt: Connect attempt timed > out.xmlNanoHTTPConnectAttempt: Connect attempt timed > out.../gnome-vfs-docs.sgml:43: warning: failed to load external entity > "http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/xml/4.1.2/docbookx.dtd"; ]>
I understand how the gtk-doc Makefiles work now (the first library I
packaged using gtk-doc was actually broken). The latest policy document
states to use --disable-gtk-doc unless the docs in the tarball are
broken/out-of-date:
<para>
If the upstream tarball contains documentation for a library
which is generated using <application>gtk-doc</application> or
<application>doxygen</application>, it should not be
regenerated during the Debian package build process.
<footnote>
<simpara>In the case of gtk-doc, this means passing the
<varname>--disable-gtk-doc</varname> flag to
<filename>configure</filename>.</simpara>
</footnote>.The only exception to this rule is if the upstream
tarballs contains incomplete or old API documentation.
</para>
In other news, I now have written dh_scrollkeeper too. I'll package
them up in a separate debhelper-gnome package for now.
Ross
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