On Fri, Mar 10, 2006 at 10:06:03PM +0100, Volker Grabsch wrote:
> > So, when
> > a considerable number of packages will have to be rebuild, this may take a
> > long time-span.
>
> I didn't say anthing like that. I just wante to give some compatibility
> patches to you. This doesn't affect binary packages at all! Just your
> source packages would need to be "rebuild".
Update: I just found a way to compile the Makefile-only zlib without
having to touch or patch its Makefile. Thus, I currently don't see any
need to patch your source packages. So forget what I said.
The other questions still remain: How are you organzed? Who creates
what packages? Which work is done by hand, which is done automatically?
What exactly do I have to do to integrate a new package into your
sources/installer system?
Is that all documented somewhere? Your homepage gnuwin32.sf.net just
describes what a *user* has to do to compile your sources or install
your binaries.
Greets,
Volker
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