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Is there a Gentoo Way (tm) for testing whether a specific language |
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module is available in gcc? |
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The specific case is gcj - I had "gcj" in my use flags from way back, |
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but I just got a field report from someone testing an ebuild I've |
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prepared saying: |
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> it didnt work at first, fell over in the libgtk-java install, but i |
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> figured out that i had to emerge gcc with gcj support, then I did |
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> emerge java-gnome and it all worked. Top class. Thanks again. |
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My ebuilds respond to USE=gcj, but I obviously need to do a dependency |
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type check. Obviously something like |
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test -x `which gcj` |
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Would serve, but is there some magic (gcc-config or better yet a |
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dependency?) which would help? |
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[It's almost like there should be something like virtual/gcj provided by |
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gcc if gcc is compiled with Java enabled... Hm] |
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AfC |
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Sydney |
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Andrew Frederick Cowie |
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Principal |
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Operational Dynamics Consulting Pty Ltd |
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Changes and Upgrades to your Mission Critical Systems |
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