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"Andrey G. Grozin" <A.G.Grozin@×××××××.su> writes: |
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> On Tue, 9 Dec 2008, Markus Dittrich wrote: |
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>> "Andrey G. Grozin" <A.G.Grozin@×××××××.su> writes: |
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>>> How to install this as an octave package? Perhaps, octave-forge.eclass |
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>>> can |
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>>> be used? Should I hack the mathgl ebuild so that it does this octave |
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>>> installation (when USE=octave)? Or, maybe, there should be a separate |
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>>> octave-mathgl ebuild (perhaps, inheriting octave-forge) which depends on |
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>>> mathgl[octave]? |
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>> This looks pretty much like a generic octave-forge package as far as |
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>> I can tell. Simply renaming one of the octave-forge ebuilds |
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>> in the overlay should probably work out of the box. |
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> Yes, thanks, this works for me. But the problem is: mathgl.tar.gz is a |
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> generated file (it is actually a target in the mathgl's Makefile). It can |
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> be different on different systems (at least, the directory name |
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> i686-pc-linux-gnu-api-v32 will be different). So, it cannot have a fixed |
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> checksum. Is it possible to write some octave-forge-* like ebuild which |
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> will take /usr/share/mathgl/octave/mathgl.tar.gz and install it into |
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> /usr/share/octave/packages/ without checking checksums etc.? |
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> Andrey |
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Maybe, instead of moving mathgl.tar.gz onto the live filesystem |
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we should just install the octave_forge like package via the |
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octave_forge.eclass when we build and install mathgl itself |
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(via a useflag). I am not sure at the moment if the |
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octave_forge.eclass is organized in a way that allows |
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this, but it could probably be done by re-arranging some bits |
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in the eclass. I'll check. |
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Best, |
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Markus |
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Markus Dittrich (markusle) |
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