On 7/20/07, Andreas Jellinghaus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > if you don't have libassuan installed, then opensc should compile > fine (and not create the plugin). does that work for you?
Yes it does. But if I have gnupg install, I already have libassuan, it does not suggest I want to use it with OpenSC, nor does it suggest I want to build and install netscape plugin. > or do you need an option for those who have it installed (including > development files), and try to compile opensc, but don't want opensc > to automatically compile the plugin during that? Right. > I always wonder why it wouldn't be easier to de-install that library > in such a case. We had this discussion before... You should not change the environment in order to compile one package. Let's say you have two packages compiled at the same time... You wish one to use libassuan and the other not... Or if you forget to install the package after the process, then gnupg will not compile... You should only touch the package that is being installed, any other system component should not be modified during this process. > need to check if the pkg-config macro has options > for this, or if we need to write code ourself. I hate m4 :) You must add m4 code, I can send you a patch... Have you looked at the text relocation issue? Why do you manually relink the plugin? Alon. _______________________________________________ opensc-devel mailing list opensc-devel@lists.opensc-project.org http://www.opensc-project.org/mailman/listinfo/opensc-devel
