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> > RDEPEND="" |
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> Not sure, but I've often saw this: |
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> RDEPEND="${DEPEND}" |
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That depends on the application. DEPEND is a list of package |
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dependencies during compilation, while RDEPEND indicates package |
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dependencies while running. Hence, in those applications where |
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dependencies are the same at both run time and compilation time you'll see |
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RDEPEND="${DEPEND}" |
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however, if the application to be merged depend on those packages only |
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during compilation and there's no dependency at run time, the line |
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RDEPEND="" |
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is the right option. |
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HTH, |
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Abraham |
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