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On Monday 30 August 2004 04:51 am, Duncan wrote: |
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> The trouble is that's the upstream choice. From kdebase 3.3.0's |
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> ./configure --help: |
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> --enable-final build size optimized apps (experimental [...]) |
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> Isn't one of the Gentoo policies to let upstream policy guide where |
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> possible in such instances? Anyone that has worked on KDE sources should |
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> instantly grok what such a use flag is about. If Gentoo calls it |
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> something else, it will IMO make things /less/ clear. |
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no, we have no policy on upstream naming conventions -> USE naming |
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conventions ... our policy is to make the USE flags generally clear as to |
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what their intent is |
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you can just as easily call it 'kde-blahblah-flag' and then run `use_enable |
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kde-blahblah-flag final` and get the same results as if you had called it |
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'final' and run `use_enable final` |
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-mike |
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