Andreas Gruenbacher wrote:
Users can change the tools that they use. Say my sysadmin has installed
the gnu utils in /opt/gnu (as cp, date, getopt etc) and I don't want to
use them by default by changing my path, but know that quilt relies on
them... I can 'export DATE=/opt/gnu/bin/date', and then I notice that
/opt/gnu/bin/getopt isn't a new enough version, so I build the latest in
my home directory and 'export GETOPT=$HOME/bin/getopt'.
Then you'd have to set up your environment specifically for quilt. A weird
idea.
Setting them in .quiltrc could be supported. That would be a way to use
specific versions just for quilt.
If set in the global environment, the names should probably be
quilt-specific (e.g., QUILT_UTIL_GETOPT).
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Joe Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
MontaVista Software, Inc.
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