On Sat, 05 Dec 2009 15:58 +0200, Tom Hacohen wrote : > "Hey, ATM there's that weird module arch in the path of the modules: > MODULE_ARCH="$(host_os)-$(host_cpu)-$(release)" > > For instance, if I want to be able to write my own app with pages for the > wizard module, I can't. I'll have to manually set the module arch if I want > it to install to the proper place (because of the release version). I don't > get what is it for anyway, I can hardly get the module_arch in general, but > at least, if you use that, what's the release for? making sure people don't > stuff modules after backwards compatibility is broken? > > In conclusion I see this as a bug in design that's blocking us from > effectively installing 3rd party modules.
As annoying as you may find it, that's not a blocking issue. You can get the release number using `pkg-config --variable=release enlightenment` Regards, -- Albin Tonnerre
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