Hello, > >More seriously, if it is only for the cameleon package, you could do : > > > >Depends: zoggy (= 1.2+cvsxxx) | zoggy-byte (= 1.2+cvsxxx) > > > >And so on. This is not a nice solution, but it solves this problem. > > > > >
A slightly better one IMHO, would be to provide three packages instead of two for each program: X, X-native and X-byte. X would provide files independent from the bytecode/native status of the executable. There we would have zoggy 'Depends:'ing on zoggy-native (= 1.2xxx) | zoggy-byte (= 1.2xxx)) and cameleon would just depend on zoggy. In the case of coq, I would provide files such as the emacs mode, the standard library of coq in the coq package, and I would have both coq-byte and coq-native as independent packages (and they would not conflict since having both bytecode and native version makes sense for coq --- thus I have to have a look at diversions...) Judicaël. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED], http://www.lri.fr/~jcourant/ Tel (+33) (0)1 69 15 64 85 GPG public key: 7C25 D439 9F60 BC68 A131 6267 98B9 98F6 7107 2457
