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At Mon, 25 Aug 2003 02:16:13 +0100, |
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Stuart Herbert wrote: |
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> Must be because eclasses can and do add their own dependencies; |
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> having optional inherits would really make a mess of the metacache I |
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> guess. |
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I found a workaround to deal with that problem (but not sure this is |
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the right way to do it). Eclasses silently add E_*DEPEND and emerge |
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seems to catch dependencies not only from *DEPEND but also from |
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E_*DEPEND, so you may want to write |
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inherit elisp |
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E_DEPEND="emacs? ( ${E_DEPEND} )" |
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E_RDEPEND="emacs? ( ${E_RDEPEND} )" |
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DEPEND="[...]" |
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to turn off emacs dependency when USE="-emacs". This way, metacache |
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will not be messed up. |
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regards, |
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Mamoru KOMACHI <usata@g.o> |
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http://dev.gentoo.org/~usata/ |
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