On 07/31/2011 10:34 PM, Michael Tautschnig wrote: > Hi, > > [...] >>> If there is no source missing, just make sure it is not used in the >>> debian build, for example by deleting it in debian/rules before doing >>> anything else (in most packages just before running configure is a very >>> good time). >>> > > Thanks a lot Bernhard for this much easier solution, should have thought of > that > myself... > > [...] >> One question remains, though: should I re-generate those files >> (generated sources, Doxygen docs and PDF manual) when building the package? >> > > I guess leaving docs as-is is probably ok, but sources should be rebuilt, in > all > cases. For a package the size of viennacl it would probably also be good to > rebuild the documentation, this shouldn't take too much build time. > > The basic steps should thus be: > > - clean target removes all pre-built stuff. Documentation, generated code, > binaries.
Simple, but doesn't play nice with git-buildpackage. Unless I want to specify --git-ignore-new, which has other undesired side-effects. For now, will add it to the debian/gbp.conf and see how it works out. > - Do whatever is necessary to get back to current code base. This will add > quite > a few build dependencies as I understand, including doxygen and some boost > libraries, but that's fine. I noticed it will only add a dependency on doxygen, as the boost libraries are already required for the testing. Michael -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
