On Mon, 30 Dec 2013 12:10:40 +0200 Kalle Raiskila <[email protected]> wrote:
> Eh, it seems we have discussed this previously already :) > > https://github.com/pocl/pocl/commit/5ab2b9ace0f5e666244fd9d7f37c62b828f9cf36 > > > Pekka wrote on 2013-12-26: > > > The full library file name in the .icd file was there, IIRC, > > to be easily able to use multiple pocl's at the same time > > (e.g. for benchmarking reasons), but we can change that to use > > the symlink name if that seems to cause problems and the > > symlink doesn't. > > According to the commit log, the version number popped up initially > with a patch from Vincent in > > https://github.com/pocl/pocl/commit/ae6c28ba2c8ad119de4ae904b5eeb529f335f628 > > The comment line: > * Load the full soname (not the lib*.so that can be not installed > because it is in the -dev package) > seems to be relevant to this change, but I'm not sure I understand > what is meant here. > > I'd prefer the pocl.icd to have just "@libdir@/libpocl.so" in it. > > Drop the ".VER" because: > - it breaks on BSD :) > - several concurrent versions of pocl is a bit of a rare use case (?) > - if several versions are concurrently installed, several .icd files > are needed -> user needs to edit the .icd files anyways. > - I haven't seen it break without the .VER anywhere I've tried > > And the motivation for having the full path with "@libdir@/" is just > popular demand. For multiarch packaging, it should be removed, of > course. If package maintainers would prefer, this could be made to > a ./configure switch, say "--enable-multiarch"? > > > kalle > Sorry for the tardy reply. I'm quite sure that the concept in POCL is right, but I need to find out why the ports framework of FreeBSD's ports system is bumping the version number up again. I figured out that I have used a self-made tarball of a recent GIT repositorium (0.10-pre) and not the recent upcoming 0.9-POCL sources. Regards, Oliver
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