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* Mike Frysinger <vapier@g.o> schrieb: |
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> > You didn't get my point. I was talking about the way of copying |
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> > in (parts of) gnulib into other package's source tree in an |
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> > unpredicable way, directly within the build process. |
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> i'm guessing you've never actually used gnulib |
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Actually, I do, while making coreutils (the git tree, not tarballs) |
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cleanly crosscompile'able in sysroot. |
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> importation of it isnt "unpredictable" at all. the developer doing |
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> the import closely controls what functions exactly they wish to import. |
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The unpredictable point the the imported version. If it does |
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an git fetch, you dont know what you're actually getting in. |
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Building the same coreutils version twice (with some delay in |
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between) is likely to actually run on _different_ trees. |
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Now I curious how some wants to do proper QM on that ;-o |
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> > The clean way (tm) would be making it a real library |
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> again, clearly you dont follow anything about gnulib. they're |
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> already working on an actual shared library now called libposix. |
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Fine. Let's see when it really replaced gnulib. Guess takes a while, |
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but I needed a solution right now. |
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> > I'm currently in the process of doing exactly that. |
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> i'm sure that will totally see real use and isnt a complete waste of time |
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actually, real use will be in certain medical embedded devices |
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used all around the world ... |
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