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Markus Dittrich wrote: |
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> Hi Sebastien, |
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> Thank you for bringing this up and I apologize for the |
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> somewhat delayed reply. Below are some of my thoughts/comments. |
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> On Mon, 20 Mar 2006, Sebastien Fabbro wrote: |
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>>> * Should we really keep those obsolete packages: |
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>>> - sci-libs/atlas: now decomposed as sci-libs/blas-atlas and |
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>>> sci-libs/lapack-atlas |
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>>> - sci-libs/blas: redundant with sci-libs/blas-reference |
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>>> - sci-libs/lapack: redundant with sci-libs/lapack-reference |
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> Personally, I have been happily using blas-atlas for |
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> a while now and would be ok with removing them if nothing |
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> in the tree depends on them directly. Some of the other |
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> devs might have a different opinion, though. |
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The first time I read this as removing the *-reference packages, but |
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that can't be what you mean. If you're saying we should remove the old |
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sci-libs/{blas,lapack}, then I entirely agree assuming *-atlas is stable |
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on all arches blas/lapack were and nothing still hard deps on them. |
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If you go to a new-style virtual, you have the option of either having |
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*-atlas or *-reference stable on the same arches. |
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Thanks, |
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Donnie |