On 08 Apr, 2006, at 10:38 AM, Martin Costabel wrote:
LHerm wrote:
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The file /sw/include/options.h exists. Peeking inside it seems to be
a program created by autogen as a way to process options during
builds. Nothing that I can see that is package specific or could lead
one to know where it came from. Other than of course that it would
have come out of a Fink installed package. That is not much help. If
there was some way that I could search to see which Fink packages
that I have installed used autogen that might narrow it down.
The command
dpkg -S include/options.h
should show which package installed this. Please try to find this out
so that we can eliminate it.
Header files with such generic names should not be allowed in
/sw/include. We had earlier problems with other such files named
config.h or similar.
Well, that narrowed it down pretty quick.
$ dpkg -S include/options.h
gives-> autogen-dev: /sw/include/options.h
Which fits with what I was seeing inside /sw/include/options.h
Lorenz
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