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Currently, all the binary virtual machines link against libraries from |
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X, alsa, and unixODBC. |
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Currently, we handle this in a couple ways (using alsa as an example): |
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* Have ' alsa? ( media-libs/alsa-lib ) ' in DEPEND/RDEPEND |
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In these cases, if you don't use the USE flag, you'll have shared |
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objects that don't have don't have all their deps filled. This prob |
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* Have ' alsa? ( media-libs/alsa-lib ) ' in DEPEND/RDEPEND, and remove |
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the libs that link against alsa libs. |
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This is better, as revdep-rebuild wouldn't be unhappy about the missing |
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symbols. However, if you use some classes need the missing shared |
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library, I'm not sure what will happen. Nothing good, I'd guess. |
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I don't think either of these are particular ideal. I think it would |
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slightly better to depend on the things that the libraries needed. |
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Someone that _really_ doesn't want the dependencies could put them into |
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/etc/portage/package.provided. |
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Any thoughts, or perhaps other suggestions? |
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- - Josh |
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