2011/12/5 <svn_gr...@osgeo.org>: > Author: hamish > Date: 2011-12-04 16:05:50 -0800 (Sun, 04 Dec 2011) > New Revision: 49533 > > Modified: > grass/branches/develbranch_6/gui/scripts/g.extension.py > Log: > avoid unnecessary build clutter in private installs (see #1501, sync with > r49527); > only create build dirs for option=add
I *really* don't understand why all (almost all) the files needs to be moved around by `g.extension`. Let's keep in GRASS6 things as they are (how targets are defined my building system, in concrete, let's keep man pages in `man`, don't move them to `docs\man`). Let's invest energy to GRASS7, let's make changes directly in the building system, in this case modify GRASS7 to install man pages to `$ARCH_DIR/docs`, similarly for other issues. Your changes make `g.extension` in G6 more and more complicated, less readable, please keep the things simple. I can't see anything good when over-complicated `g.extension` tries to "fix" standard installation made by building system. It's tricky, just waste of time, keep to decide building system where is target of the files. Modify build system directly, don't try to hack `g.extension` to get what you want. GRASS7 is a playground not GRASS6. I am asking you to revert all the recent changes in `g.extension` (BASH and Python) and keep in GRASS6 things as defined by building system. Then we can discuss how to change building system in GRASS7 to satisfy all the needs. Personally, I am confused from `g.extension` in G6, it's starting to more and more complicated, tries to "fix" building system, RC3 requested by you. Nothing good for my POV. Please let's keep things simple, don't introduce more and more hacks into `g.extension` in G6, rather invest time to the changes building system in G7! Only one acceptable "hack" for me is creating the symlink/copy for exe/bat files ($GRASS_ADDON_PATH/bin -> $GRASS_ADDON_PATH) nothing more. What is the option of other developers? Martin _______________________________________________ grass-dev mailing list grass-dev@lists.osgeo.org http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/grass-dev
