Le 28/11/12 21:17,Florent Monnier nous adresse ces quelques mots : > 2012/11/28, Thierry Vignaud <thierry.vign...@gmail.com>: >> On 28 November 2012 21:35, Florent Monnier <monnier.flor...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >>> but maybe rpm is my friend and I'm just not aware of it. >>> >>> Is there an rpm command line option to get the list of the dependents >>> of a given lib? >> >> eg for glibc-devel: >> urpmf --requires glibc-devel >> >> Now you may have to look for 'pkgconfig(foobar)' too. eg: >> urpmf --requires --literal 'pkgconfig(glibc)' > > > It seems it don't work for ocaml libs, > there's not xtmpl in the results: > > $ urpmf --requires ocaml-xmlm > ocaml-xmlm-devel:ocaml-xmlm[== 1.0.2-1.mga2] > ocaml-xmlm:ocaml > > $ urpmf --requires --literal 'pkgconfig(ocaml-xmlm)' > > >>> (Those in BuildRequire, not only Require) >> >> just add and enable source media prior to running above commands. > > could you give a wiki link that explains how to do this? > > with a search I found: > urpmi.update --no-ignore "Core Updates Testing" > but nothing with the name "Sources" in it. > >> But I think it's just better to look at what actually use those libs >> (if not statically linked), aka for LLVM: >> urpmf --requires libLLVM-3.1.so > > urpmf --requires /usr/lib/ocaml/xmlm/* > > no "xtmpl" in the answer too
You need to define a Source media for the SRPMS, then urpmf --requires ocaml --media Source would give you all packages with ocaml as BuildRequires -- Malo
