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On Feb 1, 2006, at 4:06 PM, Dirk Schönberger wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> would it be possible / feasible, that Gentoo creates and uses |
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> Frameworks for |
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> its libraries? |
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Its possible, feasible and highly desired! Has been on my TODO list |
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for over a year now..... |
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Probably just be done as an eclass with the appropriate function |
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being called with a USE flag conditional in pkg_postinst(). Aside |
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from shuffling the files in ${D} around to match the framework |
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directory structure, you would also scan all shared libs with otool |
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(1) to check that install_names are set correctly, and set them with |
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install_name_tool(1) if they are not. |
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Of course this would only be needed for packages that don't support |
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frameworks natively... for instance Python and SDL both have upstream |
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framework build targets already. |
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> Or am I in the wrong project alltogether? ;) |
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I dunno, lets see your patches for this feature and we'll go from |
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there ;) |
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--Kito |
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kito@g.o |
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