> > In theory, the toplevel makefile should take care of everything: > > > > make > > set the environment vars > > make install > > > this is assuming everything in the top level makefile is essentially > correct for your system. Actually, what would make things easier for > the NetBSD package maintainer (me) is a single package instead of 9. > The trick is gschem, for example, would need to be taught to build > against the not-yet-installed libgeda.
Ummm, from my memory of the Makefile, building gschem requires that libgeda already be built *and* installed. That's why you only do "make install" to create gEDA/gaf. Ales set it up this way for just this reason. Or am I missing something. . . . Anyway, there is no reason that a single tarball couldn't be used to hold all the different geda-*.tar.gz files. Stuart
