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Hi all, |
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I just worked a little bit at the central catapult library: |
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It now defines several variables (CATAPULT_SYSTEM_INTERFACE, |
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CATAPULT_PACKAGE_INTERFACE,..., CATAPULT_PACKAGE_BUS, ...) which might |
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be used in providers and other applications using dbus to not have to |
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copy'n'paste all the DBus specifications. |
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Also available is the function "get_dbus_address(backend_t)" which gets |
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a backend_t (DEFAULT, PORTAGE, PALUDIS, ...) and returns the appropriate |
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DBus address. This way the applications can either use the system |
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default (DEFAULT) or directly announce on of the other providers. |
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Currently the default is hard-coded to "portage" but it is meant to be |
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read out of a central configuration file in the future. (Feel free to |
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implement this ;)). |
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I know - this is really trivial: but I wanted more like implement a |
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basic build system: |
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I therefore used cmake (looks better than the normal autohell ... I |
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tried SCons too, but did not really like it though I _am_ a python |
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fanboy ^^). |
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I also added a first wrapper (to Python) using SWIG. SWIG has the |
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advantage, that the same interface file can be used to create a whole |
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bunch of wrappers (tcl, perl, ruby, ... (see "equery u swig" for whole |
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list ;))). And it is easy to use together with cmake, too. |
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Yeah ... the ebuilds are up2date to be used, so try it out, if you like |
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;) ... |
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Regards, |
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Necoro |
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