In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Daniel Macks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Does this rely on any of the magic you just added to Fink::PkgVersion?
Yes, it does. The compile and install scripts are automagicked.
> More importantly, this sounds like it gets installed into a versioned > part of lib/ruby (maybe lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8?). If so... > > > --- NEW FILE: imlib2-rb.info --- > > Package: imlib2-rb > > Depends: imlib2-rb18 > > Type: bundle > > Description: Placeholder for versioned opengl packages > > Uh oh. What is the situation in which one would need this bundle > package, and how is this not taking us into the same hell that is perl > versioned modules?
I was operating under the assumption that the perl version hell, unpleasant as it may be, was ultimately the only currently working paradigm to deal with multiple versions. If you have a better proposal (that works without changing fink itself), I'm eager to hear it.
Matthias
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