I had this problem on a customer system and I didn't want to link
against the OS versions of the library.
-tho
Doug Henry schrieb:
This problem exists in many openpkg packages. The biggest problem seems
to be that the readline package itself is broken, which is where the
erroneous termcap linkage comes from. I think the test machines at
openpkg headquarters need to have the system ncurses-dev and
readline-dev packages removed so the packages are forced to be updated
correctly. Most packages will build properly if the system ncurses-dev
and readline-dev are installed, which has been my workaround.
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Doug Henry
Brilligent Solutions Inc.
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On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 6:50 AM, Torsten Homeyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Hi,
since my development environment is broken and I don't have time and
mood to fix this again, somebody else could eventually do the
required changes:
The actual python package doesn't link if build with with_readline.
To fix this ncurses should be required if with_readline=yes and
-ltermcap should be replaced with -lncurses.
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Torsten Homeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.homeyert.net
"No I don't want to comment. I think you guys are confusing
everything quite nicely all by yourselves."
M. Vaughan in the Triumph mailinglist.
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