On 2007-02-12 10:30:57 -0800 Nicola Pero
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
pkg-config works best if compile/link flags are fixed and listed in a
file.
The compile/link flags in gnustep-make are determined dynamically
instead,
they are not fixed.
This is possible with pkg-config, you can reference external variables
with
--define-variable=foo=bar so you could pass the architecture in from
gnustep-make.
You can have non-flattened multi-platform installations that are
mounted from
the network; the same gnustep-make will then use different
compilation
flags/tools for the different hosts (keep in mind that each host
might also
have a different
filesystem configuration, eg, they could be sharing a network-mounted
System
domain,
while having different domains in different locations).
this is also possible if you split up the .pc files one for each
domain configuration
then the different hosts can configure their PKG_CONFIG_PATH's to
different search orders so each machine/user gets different
configurations for different.
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