[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Christopher Blizzard) writes:
> > The NSS tarball didn't include NSPR libraries, and the only binary
> > distribution of NSPR I found was for Java. But I did not spend very
> > much time searching. Anyway, RPM's are always more convenient for
> > RedHat Linux people.
>
> All that you would have to do to get nspr rpms from the mozilla builds
> is to add a specific [nspr] section to the packages-* files:
>
> [nspr]
>
> bin/libnspr4.so
> bin/libplc4.so
> bin/libplds4.so
>
> It would also be pretty trivial to make nspr-devel rpms, too using
> another method. Since they have been broken out into their own
> directory it wouldn't be too hard to set up. Let me do some puttering.
Yes, I now noticed the mozilla RPM's include some .h files and .so
files, but not all. So there's no need for a separate nss/nspr .spec
file. I miss the .h files from mozilla/dist/{public,private}/security
and some libraries, such as libssl*, libsmime*, libnss*. Perhaps
these should go in a nss-devel rpm.
The goal here for me is if it would be enough to install the mozilla
(and mozilla-devel) RPM to have all header files and libraries needed
to build separate appications using NSS.
