Hello,
I'm facing the following problem. I need to get python-gtk for
python2.2. The package uses the default python version which is 2.1, and
I'm trying to change it so that it builds both python2.1-gtk and
python2.2-gtk.
The problem or rather in the configuration process which uses autoconf.
It seems to me that I need to run ./configure twice, once with
PYTHON=python2.1 and the other one with PYTHON=python2.2
Is it OK to have debian/rules looking like:
build: build2.1-stamp build2.2-stamp
build2.1-stamp: configure2.1
#do stuff for py2.1
build2.2-stamp: configure2.2
# do stuff for py2.2
configure2.1:
dh_testdir
./configure --prefix=/usr --with-gtkhtml --disable-numpy \
PYTHON=python2.1
configure2.2:
dh_testdir
./configure --prefix=/usr --with-gtkhtml --disable-numpy \
PYTHON=python2.2
clean:
# bla bla
install:
# bla bla
binary-arch:
# bla bla
binary-indep:
# bla bla
This means essentially removing the configure and the configure-stamp rules
(and therefore reconfiguring everything each time we need to build).
Alexandre Fayolle
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