I don't get it. First you say it's FC4: On Friday 14 October 2005 8:09 pm, David Hampton wrote: > On Fri, 2005-10-14 at 14:16 -0400, Chris Shoemaker wrote: > > On Fri, Oct 14, 2005 at 07:04:37PM +0100, Neil Williams wrote: > > > AFAICT, the internal goffice code only compiles on FC3. Other > > > distributions have later dependent libraries that break the internal > > > snapshot. > > Compiles on FC4 too.
Then you describe compiling and linking against non-system versions rather
than the FC4 system libraries:
> I compile and link against a full set of glib2/gtk2 libraries
> that are completely separate from the system versions of these
> libraries. If it can be done with glib/gtk, it can be done with
> libgoffice.
If you are compiling and linking against non-FC4 (or non-default) versions, in
what sense do you mean it compiles on FC4 - would it compile on a "base" FC4
with only the development libraries for the default library versions? (This
is the FC3 system I use to test builds - completely unchanged from the
default install except for -dev versions of the existing libraries.) {It
can't actually be changed, it's only got 100Mb of spare disc space!!!}
I need to be able to build G2 against a pure Debian environment because that
is what I need for my other code like QOF, pilot-qof and cashutil.
(This is why I resisted Derek's suggestion of compiling gwrap from source when
I had all those problems with disable-error-on-warning.)
The only non-Debian unstable software on my system should be the software that
I am developing or packaging and which will eventually become Debian
software, linked against the rest of the default libraries. *Old* versions of
libraries already dropped from Debian simply aren't acceptable.
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