On Sat, 17 May 2014 13:07:14 -0400, Jack Howarth
<[email protected]> wrote:
Sjors,
> The attached packaging updates the libjson to the latest
> 7.6.1 release and patches the makefile so that the fink build
> produces both the static and shared libs with the latter residing in
> a new libjson-shlibs split-off. This upgrade to the newer libjson
> release allows the package to be built against clang++ instead of
> llvm-gcc++ which doesn't exist on 10.9.
Build-fails for me on 10.8. But succeeded if I re-added
UseMaxBuildJobs:false that is present in the current .info.
Is there value in still having the static lib now that there is a shared one?
There are two "libjson" library packages (this one and "json-c"), and
now both will have shared (they should probabaly Conflicts/Replaces not
just Conflicts). They also use the same install_name root ("libjson").
For now, they have different library-versioning (libjson.0.dylib bs
libjson.7.dylib), but they are two independent projects. I wonder if
one (I guess this new one, since it doesn't already exist in fink)
should be pushed into a subdir to avoid any future collisions of the
runtime files?
dan
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