Lucas C. Villa Real a écrit : > I think the best thing to do is to define "standard" > configure_options, and let the user override that later in the command > line (with Compile --configure-options) or by modifying the recipe, > which might have some commented entries. The latter is already > happening in some recipes such as Qt, IIRC.
Maybe it could be possible to have a way to add configure option if a package is installed, for example : configure_options_AAlib=( "--enable-aalib" } This way you can add all the dependencies you want, they would only be configured if they are installed. The problem if the dependencies are reduced to a minimum is that a user may not be aware that there are optional dependencies available. Typically for VLC, I guess that most users would like it to support as many format as possible while few users would like to restrict the supported format to a specific list. With optional dependencies, the dialog would be: Mandatory dependency libpng is not installed: [i]install/[s]kip ? Optional dependency AAlib is not installed: [i]install/[s]kip ? And when optional dependencies are selected, the recipe takes care of enabling it if necessary. Laurent _______________________________________________ gobolinux-devel mailing list gobolinux-devel@lists.gobolinux.org http://lists.gobolinux.org/mailman/listinfo/gobolinux-devel
