Is there a relatively easy way to check whether one built a package
against a threaded version XFree86?
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Alexander K. Hansen
Associate Research Scientist, Columbia University
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Le lundi, 13 jan 2003, à 17:49 Europe/Paris, Alexander Hansen a écrit :
Is there a relatively easy way to check whether one built a package
against a threaded version XFree86?
find /sw/fink/dists/ -name \*.info | xargs grep Depends | grep threaded
| more
Michèle
That won't actually tell you if you built a package against a threaded
version of XFree86, but only that packages could possibly depend agains t
the threaded version.
On Mon, 13 Jan 2003, Michèle Garoche wrote:
Le lundi, 13 jan 2003, à 17:49 Europe/Paris, Alexander Hansen a écrit :
Is there
Actually, I meant checking binaries or libraries that are on the system
were built with xfree86-*-threaded installed (since I've changed from
threaded to unthreaded XFree86 a few times).
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Alexander K. Hansen
Associate Research Scientist, Columbia University
visiting MIT Plasma Science and
Perhaps 'otool' will help. If the threaded libraries are distinguished
by name, you can tell by looking at the output from 'otool -Lv
YourBinaryHere'.
Regards,
Justin
On Monday, Jan 13, 2003, at 09:41 US/Pacific, Hisashi T Fujinaka wrote:
That won't actually tell you if you built a package
On Monday, January 13, 2003, at 09:49 AM, Justin Walker wrote:
Perhaps 'otool' will help. If the threaded libraries are
distinguished by name, you can tell by looking at the output from
'otool -Lv YourBinaryHere'.
... except that they aren't distinguished by name. :)
I refer you to
