On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 05:45:37PM -0400, [email protected] wrote:
> > I recommend we include the sox source files we need in our source
> > repository. Relying on the system sox lib whose internal implementation
> > will vary over time and different machines is too risky.
>
> Just as FYI, some distributions (ie. Fedora) have rules about not allowing
> packages with bundled libs.
>
> I've seen it cause problems with another project I've be involved with.
> Simon
That is: if you must bundle a library for platforms that don't have it,
make it possible to built with the system library (even better: make
that the default: the configure script checks for it. Trivial with
pkg-config. Or use a configure-time test) and only resort to using the
bundled copy if the system copy is not there.
Distributions have build dependencies in place to make sure that the
system libraries will be in place.
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