On Wed, Mar 05, 2008 at 04:29:42PM +0100, Joachim Breitner wrote:
> 
> Am Mittwoch, den 05.03.2008, 15:10 +0000 schrieb Magnus Therning:
> >         * x11: was 1.3.0, now 1.4.1.
> > 
> > Prior to you uploading these I had grabbed the source from nomeata's
> > repo (http://people.debian.org/~nomeata/xmonad/) and compiled them for
> > amd64.  After upgrading to your new X11 packages from unsafe I had
> > problems with xmonad (still from nomeata's repo); re-compiling the
> > configuration failed due to missing symbols.  Didn't think to get the
> > exact symbol names before "downgrading" again but they did have
> > Xinerama in them.  So, are the libghc6-x11 packages you uploaded
> > missing Xinerama support?
> 
> it seems that haskell-x11 is lacking a build-dependency on
> libxinerama-dev. I didn’t notice the problem because when I built the
> new haskell-x11 package here to test, I had that package installed, but
> the auto-built packages won’t have this.
> 
> Ian, would you add libxinerama-dev to c_dev_libs in the varfile and do
> another upload? I think this should do the trick.

Hmm, so currently xmonad has a dependency on x11-with-xinerama? That's
bad, because Cabal can't tell the difference between x11-with-xinerama
and x11-without-xinerama. Don, is there a reason why xinerama cannot be
split off into a separate package?

By the way Don, a couple more X11 bits and pieces:
* configure.ac still says 1.3.0
* The enable_x11/X11_BUILD_PACKAGE/BUILD_PACKAGE_BOOL stuff in
  configure.ac can presumably go now that it is no longer built along
  with GHC.


Thanks
Ian


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