When I was working on the original Xorg integration for Solaris I wrote a perl script to check my packages to make sure I'd listed all the correct dependencies. I later expanded this to check all the X packages, and it's since grown to be used by other consolidations and even Solaris Install QA. (You can find a number of bugs in the Solaris bug db that come from using it.)
Unfortunately, it's still just an SCCS file in my home directory.
Is there a place for it somewhere in the OpenSolaris tools repository?
It's not consolidation specific, so doesn't belong in any particular
consolidation's repository.
I've attached the current version - which bears a simple copyright notice
and no open source license, but since it was 100% written by me for Sun,
I believe open sourcing would be a simple matter of inserting the standard
OpenSolaris CDDL text.
(Before anyone asks, yes, it relies on various unstable output formats,
so does things we wouldn't recommend in production software, but this
is a simple developer/QA tool which won't cause too much pain if it
breaks and can be easily updated when needed.)
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-Alan Coopersmith- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering
check-deps.pl
Description: Perl program
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