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There is no meta-info AFAIK in a binary .tar.gz, so portage does NOT |
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know what CFLAGS, or USE flags it is built with. |
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Go ahead, use quickpkg to make a binary tarball of any package on your |
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system, then look tat the tarball. There is nothing to indicate USE or |
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CFLAGS. |
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If you want to install binaries you have to know yourself what options |
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were used in the compile. |
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On Wed, 07 Sep 2005 22:08:13 +0100 |
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Ian Clowes wrote: |
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> A further interesting scenario might be to have a binary package |
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> available built with different USE flags to those on the target machine, |
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> and seeing if it gets installed or not. I guess it shouldn't. But then |
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> there's the CFLAGS issue as well, and I'm even more unsure how that's |
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> supposed to be handled. |
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Nick Rout <nick@×××××××.nz> |
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