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Hello Viktor, |
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Viktor Lakics wrote: [Mon Oct 22 2001, 03:47:23PM EST] |
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> I think something is wrong with my make.conf. I have python, x, gtk |
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> etc. in make.conf (attached) and output from ./configure vim finds |
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> none of them... |
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The problem is that you're setting USE multiple times in your make.conf. |
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Rather than do that, you need to set it once to contain all the settings |
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you want. |
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In other words, instead of doing something like this: |
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USE="foo bar" |
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USE="baz" |
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You need to do |
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USE="foo bar |
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baz" |
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Also, so you don't get tripped on this, be aware that make.conf looks |
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deceptively like shell syntax. It APPEARS that you could do |
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USE="foo bar" |
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USE="$USE baz" |
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HOWEVER, the file is not sourced by bash. It is read by a Python |
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program that doesn't understand the above syntax. You must set USE all |
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in one go... |
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USE="foo bar |
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baz" |
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Hope this helps. I've Cc'd this to gentoo-dev so that it might be |
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helpful to others. Let me know how it goes. |
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