> Le 23/10/2013 14:15, Kende Krisztián a écrit : > > Hi > > > > I have read the "How To Package Gambas" document > > (http://www.gambasdoc.org/help/howto/package?v3#t2) and some things > > I do not understand: > > > > The runtime package contain the gb.gui component, but > > gambas3-runtime is not depend from gambas3-gb-gtk or > > gambas3-gb-qt4. Gb.gui does not work without them. > > I guess with "is not depend from", you mean "does not depend on"? >
Yes, my English is not the best. Sorry. > Logically, you are right. 'gb.gui' without 'gb.gtk' OR 'gb.qt4' is > not really useful. > > But actually, you can run then 'gb.gui' component without nothing > else. You would get a Gambas error, but not an error of the dynamic > loader. You misunderstand. My gambas3-gb-runtime package doesn't contain the gb.gui and gb.gui.opengl components. If I create a Gambas application without GUI, not load unnecessary components. But gb.gui component is depend from gb.gtk and gb.qt4. And if I follow the spec, then I have the opportunity to create a gambas application that works on my KDE desktop, but did not work on GNOME. Because IDE is use the gb.qt4 component, my app is use gb.gui, but gb.gtk doesn't installed. > Remember that the main point of having all these packages is > preventing the user from installing something he doesn't need: > forcing to install 'gb.gtk' or 'gt.qt4' just because you need the > Gambas runtime would carry megabytes of shared libraries! > No, I'm not forcing anyone! > > > > Gambas3-ide package is depend from gambas3-gb-form, but is not from > > gambas3-gb-form-stock. Gambas3.gambas is not work without > > gb.form.stock component. > > Actually 'gb.form' can work without 'gb.form.stock', as soon as you > don't use the standard built-in icon theme that is located in the > gb.form.stock component. > You misunderstand. The IDE not work without gb.form.stock component. So if I follow the spec, do not start the gambas3.gambas. > > > > Gambas3-gb-desktop-gnome package is depend from gambas3-gb-desktop, > > but vice versa is not true (in other words, the previous contents > > are not part of the latter). If use gb.desktop component on GNOME > > desktop, the following error message comes up: Cannot load component > > 'gb.desktop.gnome': cannot find component > > Same logic: actually 'gb.desktop' can run without 'gb.desktop.gnome'. > 'gb.desktop.gnome' relies on a gnome desktop component that may carry > most part of the Gnome installation if you have a dependency, even if > you don't use it. > > I don't know if you can make an optional dependency that would > install only if a specific desktop is in use, and if it is possible > in all distributions... If you can, just tell me. Otherwise, you must > not create a dependency. > If I create a Gambas application with gb.desktop component on KDE, and if I package it, this app maybe doesn't work on GNOME. Are you sure that is how it should work? I understand, the lib is use some RAM, but it's dependency. The gb.desktop component maybe not work without gb.desktop.gnome on other desktop. > > > > I do not fully follow this specifications. > > You should really, otherwise you will force people to install > libraries they don't really need (imagine you need gambas on an > embedded system without gui, i.e. you just need the runtime. You > don't want all the GUI stuff). Yeah, this right and I follow it if possible. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ October Webinars: Code for Performance Free Intel webinars can help you accelerate application performance. Explore tips for MPI, OpenMP, advanced profiling, and more. Get the most from the latest Intel processors and coprocessors. See abstracts and register > http://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/clk?id=60135991&iu=/4140/ostg.clktrk _______________________________________________ Gambas-user mailing list Gambas-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gambas-user
