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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mark Stosberg
Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 3:23 PM
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Subject: [Fink-devel] creating a package to link against gnome 1.x (vs 2.x)
Hello,
I'm working on creati
Hello,
I'm working on creating a package for gnotime, an excellent time
tracking solution. I think I ran into a problem because my package
linked against the Gnome 2.x code instead of 1.x, causing a runtime
error.
Could anyone provide a pointer on how I can be sure my package is built
against Gn
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bertrand Lupart) wrote:
> > If you want to make packages for Fink, yoiu'll need to use the .info file
> > format. Please read the documentation on the Fink site (http://fink.sf.net),
> > especially the FAQ and the Packaging Manual.
>
> That's what i was doing, but i didn't see
> Fink isn't a port of Debian to Darwin. It just happens to use the Debian
> package manager as part of its toolchain.
OK, i missed that point.
> If you want to make packages for Fink, yoiu'll need to use the .info file
> format. Please read the documentation on the Fink site (http://fink.sf.net
> Isn't it possible to reuse all the debian/ stuff in the sources? Because
> this piece of software can be configured with dialogs during the
> installation.
>
> Since i know well the debian package maintainer, this code can be
> modified for darwin if needed.
Fink isn't a port of Debian to Da
Hi all,
> Also, just look at the *.info files for packages that are already in fink.
> A lot of ports have the same issues, and you will be able to see how
> they are solved within Fink's system "the right way".
I'm doing such investingations as Eric does.
In my case, the packages i'd like to
At 12:30 PM -0500 3/5/02, David R. Morrison wrote:
>
>
>Hi. If you look in the "packaging" section of the documentation of the
>fink website, you can learn how to make a fink package for the software.
>
>Once it is ready, you can submit it via the "Package Submission Tracker",
>also linked from t
Eric Norum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've got the Small Device C Compiler package running on OS X and I'd
> like to make it available as a fink package. I had a look at the
> documentation pages on the Fink home page but I can't figure out what to
> do. Clearly I'm missing some simple, f
I've got the Small Device C Compiler package running on OS X and I'd
like to make it available as a fink package. I had a look at the
documentation pages on the Fink home page but I can't figure out what to
do. Clearly I'm missing some simple, fundamental piece of information,
but I don't kn
