Yes, when I issued "replace" in an xterm I got the hint that replace was
included in the mysql-server package. However, a mysql build dependency did
not seem "right" to me.
So now I installed mysql-server (with a slew of dependencies) and via the
replace man page could analyze the pack_tiger.sh lin
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 8:38 AM, D.L.C. Burggraaff wrote:
> Yes, when I issued "replace" in an xterm I got the hint that replace was
> included in the mysql-server package. However, a mysql build dependency did
> not seem "right" to me.
> So now I installed mysql-server (with a slew of dependencie
I started this out as something to help with a project here before I shared
it on the list. The replace utility is a quick thing I use that is on most
systems. I have no issue with changing things for better compatibility and
fewer dependencies.
As for the missing installed size, I never got tha
Thanks for the willingness to incorporate it. Once we have the basics in
place, I don't think there will be much work to keep it working. You will
probably want to redo the script to pull the files directly from your build
system instead of post processing the tarball like my script is doing
tho
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 10:14 AM, Robert Goley wrote:
> The only issue with the libexpat dependency is that it depends on a
> symbolic link that does not exist on debian/ubuntu based systems. It
> depends on libexpat.so.0 and debian/ubuntu start naming them at .so.1.
> That is the reason for cr
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 10:52 AM, Brian Hinz
wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 10:14 AM, Robert Goley wrote:
>
>> The only issue with the libexpat dependency is that it depends on a
>> symbolic link that does not exist on debian/ubuntu based systems. It
>> depends on libexpat.so.0 and debian/ubun
The goal of a cross-compatible build isn't necessarily to eliminate all
dependencies but to eliminate dependencies that aren't forward ABI compatible
with the platform on which you build or which might not be readily available. I
would say that the goal should be to produce similar dependencies
