Danek Duvall wrote: > On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 11:40:39PM +0530, Harshal wrote: > >> Danek Duvall wrote: >>> After some offline discussion, it's been determined that the primary >>> interface to SWT is through Java, and not through the native libs. Thus >>> I'd ask that the native libs be considered Project Private, and kept in >>> /usr/lib/swt (a Project Private directory). Further, the SWT jar files >>> should move to /usr/share/lib or /usr/share/lib/swt, as with most of the >>> rest of our public jar files. >>> >> for SWT jar files will /usr/share/lib/java/ do? just a question, if its not >> OK, I will change it to /usr/share/lib. > > /usr/share/lib/java would be fine. > >>> Are you sure that cairomm is needed, or just cairo? >> cairomm > > Odd, because neither the swt website nor the cairo website says anything > about it, and my gentoo installation doesn't require cairomm to install > swt. But if so, then that adds LSARC/2008/074 to the dependency list. >
Didn't try it on Linux, but on my OpenSolaris virtual machine, if I dont have SUNWcairomm installed then SWT source doesn't build libswt-cairo-gtk-3349.so Sorry I didn't get this sentence, "But if so, then that adds LSARC/2008/074 to the dependency list".
