The description of the GNU getopt package ('fink desc libgnugetopt') tells
you what you have to do to enable use of that library:
Use with -lgnugetopt for linking and gnugetopt/getopt.h for include.
Assuming whatever you're porting respects the usual variables, you
can either add:
masanori and all
this has come up a week ago or so in context of building gtk+2 with
xfree4.3. i did a fink update all as well (after i updated manually to
xfree4.3) and of course gtk+2 failed in the configure phase. now i
looked a little further:
from the pango1-1.0.5-3.info file:
This
thomas
I wanted to download the sources for acct but the links are wrong. the
source is on no mirror i have tried.
well, that's my package. i'm sorry if the link is broken. i'll fix it
ASAP. in the mean time you can get the package with
curl -f -L -O
Hello David (and others),
I don't know what the situation is with KDE, but I brought this up a
month or two ago regarding any package that links to the lesstif or
openMotif libs.
The strategy of the Motif folks is to extend the functionality of
certain X11 libs by resolving some symbols which
IIRC, the shared library in readline is NOT build with libtool, but rather
is added by hand in the fink CompileScript. I don't know why it's done
this way, but I can see where another package expecting to find the
shared library mentioned in the standard libtool .la file would be
disappointed.
On Wednesday, Mar 12, 2003, at 18:42 US/Pacific, Torrey T. Lyons wrote:
Perhaps he meant that libXt would become a flat namespace image again
which would allow you to stop using -flat_namespace?
I'm fairly sure that every libXt we've shipped has been linked with
-flat_namespace
John
On Wednesday, Mar 12, 2003, at 18:33 US/Pacific, Benjamin Reed wrote:
John Harper wrote:
Is this the error due to glColorTableEXT etc being multiply defined?
If so, that should be fixed in our next release. If you want to test
this, try the workaround described in
Am Donnerstag, 13.03.03 um 19:21 Uhr schrieb John Harper:
On Wednesday, Mar 12, 2003, at 18:33 US/Pacific, Benjamin Reed wrote:
John Harper wrote:
Is this the error due to glColorTableEXT etc being multiply defined?
If so, that should be fixed in our next release. If you want to test
this, try
Max Horn wrote:
But one can of course easily work around that, either by using a ||
true, i.e.
nmedit -R foo libGL.1.2.dylib || true
or by doing a proper check with nm if the symbols need to be fixed up
etc. (if/then/else :-). So it should be possible to do this
automatically in a Fink
We keep getting requests / bug reports due to problems caused by
packages missing from the bindist (ghostscript). There is no really
useful error message printed in these cases by apt-get / FinkCommander
etc. right now...
So I think it would be good to at least have a FAQ entry that explains
On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 04:34 PM, Max Horn wrote:
We keep getting requests / bug reports due to problems caused by
packages missing from the bindist (ghostscript). There is no really
useful error message printed in these cases by apt-get / FinkCommander
etc. right now...
We could
I put an entire section in the Users Guide pages to this effect already.
Maybe i'll just link to that in the FAQ.
FinkCommander displays the .info and .patch files now if you double-click
on a package, so one can easily see the licensing. It might be worth
suggesting a License column.
On Fri,
On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 07:29 PM, Alexander Hansen wrote:
I put an entire section in the Users Guide pages to this effect
already.
Maybe i'll just link to that in the FAQ.
FinkCommander displays the .info and .patch files now if you
double-click
on a package, so one can easily see the
I'd say to make the URL be
http://fink.sourceforge.net/doc/users-guide/packages.php#bin-exceptions
That seques right into how to install from source.
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Ben Hines wrote:
On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 07:29 PM, Alexander Hansen wrote:
I put an entire section in the
Max Horn wrote:
[]
So I think it would be good to at least have a FAQ entry that explains
the reasons for this (legal issues), and how to work around it
(installing the missing package(s) from source).
There is one aspect of this situation that I haven't seen addressed yet:
Fink needs to make an
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