First, for those who were on the channel, I apologize for having
ranted, but well not fun to waste my time with this and not being
able to come to a solution.
Here's the culprit: cssed in section editors.
A - Current situation
1 - It is written mainly in C, but builds a private C++ library
On Jun 27, 2005, at 6:24 PM, Peter O'Gorman wrote:
If your app/library does not use any c++ api then it does not need
to be
rebuilt. You can use Ben's idea to check this. nm -g app > out1; nm
-g app |
c++filt > out2; cmp out1 out2
I have a script I've been using to check my packages this w
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Daniel Macks wrote:
| While pondering various upgrade strategies, I want to make sure I'm
| clear on exactly what the issues are. Say I've got libfoo and libbar,
| both C++ libs, where libbar links to libfoo. And I've got libquxx, a
| plain C lib, whe
Hi,
During the installation of soap-lite-pm586, I got an error for some
conflicting files that were already installed by soap-lite-pm581:
/sw/bin/SOAPsh.pl
/sw/bin/SOAPsh.pl
sw/bin/XMLRPCsh.pl
So I edited the .info file (there is no maintainer listed) and changed
the Replaces field from:
R
While pondering various upgrade strategies, I want to make sure I'm
clear on exactly what the issues are. Say I've got libfoo and libbar,
both C++ libs, where libbar links to libfoo. And I've got libquxx, a
plain C lib, where libqux links to libbar but not directly to
libfoo. And everything is buil
Thank you! Firefox now builds correctly.
Best regards,
Tom
On Jun 26, 2005, at 3:34 PM, Martin Costabel wrote:
Hanspeter Niederstrasser wrote:
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I added a new tracker[1] item with msachs' patch a week ago but it
has gotten no love :( The patch does fix the build error that
I'm cc'ing fink
