hi,
how should fink handle the following problem: some packages link against
certain libraries in case they are found during build time. for example python
links against libpoll in case libpoll is installed.
the resulting binary does not depend on the library and it probably wouldn't
work
should one add all these libraries that are used in case they are present at
build time as an dependency?
Yes.
Sometimes you can avoid this with a flag to the ./configure script, however,
to force the package to compile without using the library. But if you
can't disable, and if it is used
hi all,
sometimes it would be very useful if one would be able to find out which files
are contained in a specific fink package. if the package is installed, or if
you at least have the .deb file, you can just use dpkg to find out which files
belong to that package.
but if you don't have the
Sure, you are welcome to implement the code to automate this feature.
Max
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Well, for stable at least, we could clone debian...packages.debian.org
could be fink.sf.net/packages or somethingdoes not seem too hard at
first glance...
On Friday, April 26, 2002, at 01:14 PM, Max Horn wrote:
Sure, you are welcome to
