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Dave Nebinger wrote: |
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> I may be a bit of-base, but since I don't know much about the ruby gems, I'm |
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> wondering how close of a situation this is with the perl cpan modules? |
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> They're integrated to operate using the distribution process of both cpan and |
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> portage... |
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They are similar. There is a project called g-gem [1] that uses the |
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gems.eclass to generate ebuilds. |
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A few of us had a good talk on Eggs on yesterday on irc and came up with |
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a few proposals. I've setup SVN/Trac[2] so we can get things organized. |
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Theres a very quickly dished-out eggs.eclass and test ebuild on the |
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Trac site. |
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[1] http://rubyforge.org/projects/g-gem/ |
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[2] http://eggs.gentooexperimental.org/ |
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