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On Tuesday 04 November 2008 10:38:48 Hazen Valliant-Saunders wrote: |
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> Good Day; |
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> I've found that the recent EINA library release for e17 has broken just |
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> about everything. |
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> Gentoo's overlay system should be simple enough to modify however after |
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> reading the fine manual I am no closer to understanding the appropriate |
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> course of action to create eina as a dependency in the overlay (I've bugged |
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> vapier@g.o to no avail) |
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Mike is usually pretty quick with these things. This time he's taking his |
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time, which means: |
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he's busy, or |
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it's tricky, or |
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both, or |
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he's fed up with it (this is unlikely) |
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So, you now get to do it yourself. Copy Mike's overlay files to your personal |
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overlay area, open the relevant ebuilds for low-level libs, and add eina to |
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the DEPEND clauses. Rebuild. Make sure your overlay takes precedence over all |
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others. |
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> is there a manuel outlineing the overlay for e17? (it's rather large and |
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> convoluted). |
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Nope, the manual is the code. It's largely self-documenting and the only |
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tricky bit is the enlightenment eclass, which covers svn, snapshots and |
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releases for both cvs and svn. The ebuilds themselves are simplicity in the |
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extreme where you just specify the svn module and the eclass does all the |
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heavy lifting. |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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