Am Mittwoch, den 22.06.2011, 14:13 +0200 schrieb Jonas Bösch
<[email protected]>:
On 22.06.2011, at 13:49 , Daniel Pfeifer wrote:
Once it stabilizes I will separate the
repositories, probably with the next release. There is also some
non-trivial infrastructure work (CMake, version, packaging, etc.).
If you really want to separate the repositories, I will contribute
all the required infrastructure work.
That includes:
* A system to aggretate the Equalizer source code (and its
dependencies) from multiple repositories.
* Ability to create individual as well as monolithic source
packages.
* Ability to create individual as well as monolithic binary
installers (with components).
* Ability to put both Debug and Release into the same installer.
* Ability to deploy packages to multiple ubuntu series (maverick,
natty, oneiric) at once.
* Everything will be installed as "CMake package". That means, CMake
users may use Equalizer like this (a FindEqualizer.cmake file will not
be required):
find_package(Equalizer "1.1" COMPONENTS client admin)
include(${Equalizer_USE_FILE})
That sounds great! What about Mac OS X-Installers?
With selectable components, of course. Debug and Release in one
package. See: http://purplekarrot.net/doc/Boost.CMake/install-darwin.png
cheers, Daniel
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