On Tue, Dec 24, 2002 at 09:28:16AM +0100, Stefano Zacchiroli wrote: > It seems that /usr/include/caml has vanished ...
Mmm, it should be a symlink to /usr/lib/ocaml/3.06/caml. Anyway, i am planing a new upload of ocaml, but it will not be before christmas like i had hoped. It will still be available this year though. Or maybe i should just release a new package which fixes this, and wait for the policy changes for later on. The new plan is to put the includes into /usr/include/ocaml/<version>/caml, and have /usr/include/caml symlink to this. At least the "official" ocaml package will provide the symlink. Neither the ocaml cvs snapshot, nor the older versions will provide this symlink. Another idea is to provide the symlink with an alternative, not sure though. Notice that this is important, as ocaml has trouble uninstalling on s390 because of that (resulting in lablgl not building because ocaml is already installed, but not finding an ocamlc, dpkg status is pi). Still i would surely need Jerome's trick for the symlink thingy. > I'm currently unable to release gdome-xslt, the last "dangling" package > for the ocaml libdir transition because it build depends on some headers > usually available there. > > IIRC Sven said something about this, any expected fix for this? Also a > non-official ocaml debian package can be ok ... Just put a symlink from /usr/lib/ocaml/3.06/caml to /usr/include/caml, and you should be able to fix this problem and build your packages. Mmm, i will try uploading a fixed package today yet. Friendly, Sven Luther
