I'm still trying to get a consistent package for PyX without success. I'll describe the entire situation hoping someone can help me.
PyX needs a TeX/LaTeX distribution installed in order to work properly. I can imagine that most of the people has got Gerben Wierda's distro (me for example!), but some has the Fink's one. Now if try:
Depends: python23|python23-nox, tetex-base, ghostscript | ghostscript-nox, ghostscript-fonts
BuildDepends: tetex-dev
in the PyX's info file and the user has system-tetex installed he's required to install some additional packages (namely libwww, libwww-bin, libwww-shlibs, t1lib1, t1lib1-shlibs, tetex-dev, tetex-shlibs). Some of them are not required by PyX at all, some are useless if you have Wierda's distro.
On the other hand if I try:
Depends: python23|python23-nox, tetex-base|system-tetex, ghostscript | ghostscript-nox, ghostscript-fonts
BuildDepends: tetex-dev|system-tetex
I get the well known 'error-node' error message. How can I solve this kind of problem? Any suggestion?
Thanks,
Andrea.On 23 Feb 2004, at 16:21, David R. Morrison wrote:
If your link line has "-lkpathsea", then a user who has tetex-dev installed
will get a link to libkpathsea.dylib, whereas a user with system-tetex
installed will get a link to libkpathsea.a . (The darwin linker prefers
the shared version whenever it can find it.)
-- Dave
--- Andrea Riciputi
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