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On Monday 26 July 2004 12:50 pm, Mamoru KOMACHI wrote: |
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> I don't think so. Having a library doesn't mean you want to enable |
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> support for the library. For example, you might have both GTK+2 and |
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> GTK+1 (for whatever dependency) and don't want to enable GTK+1. |
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> Another example is ncurses USE flag. ncurses is in system profile |
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> so all Gentoo systems have ncurses, but you may or may not want |
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> enable ncurses support for your system. |
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although i agree with you on the point you're trying to make, your example |
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with GTK USE flags is wrong |
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gtk == enable GTK support |
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gtk2 == use GTK2 instead of GTK1 when possible |
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gtk != use GTK1 |
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-mike |
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