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Harry Putnam wrote: |
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> I want to influence how vim is compiled. I'm told I need a compile |
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> option called: xterm_clipboard. How do I tell emerge to enable that |
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> at compile time? |
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USE=vim-with-x emerge vim |
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> I've been told its done with USE flags but it still isn't clear to mw |
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> how the details work |
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USE flags control how a program is made. Most of the time, |
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USE flags will control how a program is compiled (which |
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will most of the time mean, how "configure" is called). But |
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it can also influence other things (eg. where stuff is |
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installed...). |
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> I'm still not sure what emerge output really means when you run a |
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> pretend install and various flags are displayed with + or minus |
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+ -> flag is set |
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- -> flag is NOT set |
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> Does it mean that the flags displayed are the only ones I can adjust? |
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Yes. |
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Alexander Skwar |
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