Am Samstag, 28.06.03 um 20:21 Uhr schrieb TheSin:
no they won't that is what I changed
Yup, you did. However, please next time when you make such major
changes, at the very least post a message in parallel to fink-devel
explaining what you did. Even better, put your changes into a .diff,
into
this is true but at this point only a small amount can test and discuss
it, this was just to get things moving along so we don't wait to long
like 10.2 :)
and I don't think any of these changes where major :) maybe the
prebinding but I figured instead of deal will incorporating it into
10.2
David R. Morrison wrote:
1) Installing an old version of fink's passwd package under 10.3 will
wipe
the users on your system. We have to be absolutely certain that users
have an updated passwd package in their tree under 10.3.
AFAIK 0.5.3 ships with the latest passwd, which does not anymore
So, how to deal with the ABI changes (again).
Let's first see what exactly we have to deal with:
1) We need to ensure that all the C++ code on a system is compiled with
the same version of GCC, either 3.1 or 3.3. (exceptions can be made for
C++ code which is completely self contained, i.e.
regardless I think this is a great idea and should be implemented even
right now in 10.2
On Saturday, June 28, 2003, at 02:07 PM, Max Horn wrote:
Now, to ensure that really the correct GCC is used, we could insert
our own symlinks for gcc into the $PATH during the compile phase - a
bit like
On Samstag, Juni 28, 2003, at 05:48 Uhr, David R. Morrison wrote:
One of the great things which Apple did last week was to publically
release
the source for all external opensource components of the WWDC Panther
Preview.
This means that we can discuss lots of changes that will be needed,
On Sunday, June 29, 2003, at 05:14 AM, Max Horn wrote:
--- NEW FILE: IDEAS ---
- decide on setting MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET to 10.3 or not
- all pkgs that need a depend on essential pkgs should list that depend
- all pkgs that depend on ncurses will need a versioned dep as this
version
is bin
It's the NDA you agree to when you join the Apple Developer Connection,
either as an online member or as some other kind of member. I'm sure
there must be a copy somewhere at connect.apple.com .
-- Dave
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Dear fink developers,
As some of you know, we have a pretty slick system for generating our
web pages, using xml source which is processed into php files.
The same xml source can be processed into more monolithic html files,
which are distributed these days with the binary installer. Also, some
On Sunday, June 29, 2003, at 1:05AM, David R. Morrison wrote:
I would appreciate any comments or feedback about this. Diffs attached
below (for Makefile.common, the .dtd, the .xsl's, and the one .xml
which
requires the new varlink template.
+1 Sounds like a great idea for me.
OK, the ncurses issue is another complicated one.
Both with fixing ncurses, and with the gcc 3.3 ABI change, we're going
to need to so what we did last time and be careful to do two things:
1) give a new version number to pkgs with C++ code when they are moved
to the 10.3 tree
2) make every
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