I grok the reason to keep around the different flex versions. But why the older guile?
The older guile is creating problems for me if both it and 16 are installed simultaneously. I am trying to compile a program that I am trying to port and package for fink and I can't get it to see the new guile16 with the old present. So if it goes, it solves a problem for me; otherwise I need to figure out a workaround...
You can look at the texmacs package how it does it. It uses a CompileScript
#!/bin/sh export PATH=%p/share/guile/1.6/scripts/binoverride:$PATH ./configure %c export GUILE_LOAD_PATH=%p/share/guile/1.6 make
Maybe something like this works for you, too.
Actually, I am in part responsible for the fact that guile 1.4 was not simply replaced by guile16: For a while, texmacs did not work with guile-1.6, so guile-1.4 had to be kept around. This is no longer true now.
-- Martin
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