or you can add -I/sw/share/gengetopt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>For now I just BuildDepends on gengetopt and then copy
>/sw/share/gengetopt/* into the source dir during the PatchScript to
>replace the very old version of getopt included with the source.
-=[JFH] Justin F. Hallett
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On Monday, Jan 20, 2003, at 19:34 US/Eastern, Carsten Klapp wrote:
Hi Dan,
I'll send it to you directly.
I searched Google for getopt_long and found a few people complained
that autogen doesn't properly check for getopt_long but found no
solution. There may not be an answer, as I understand it
Hi Dan,
I'll send it to you directly.
I searched Google for getopt_long and found a few people complained
that autogen doesn't properly check for getopt_long but found no
solution. There may not be an answer, as I understand it the standard
GNU C library has getopt_long() built in, so autogen m
Sorry I have no answer, I am wondering the same thing.
I recently run in this situation with a new package I am testing and
found that ./configure does not see the getopt_long function of
libgnugetopt even though it is installed, even with various -I cflags
and -L ldflags no success.
For now
I've noticed some program sources that make use of the GNU getopt library
include that library source in their tarball, and then compile and
static-link it into the binary (and some have a flag that controls whether
to use it or expect that this library already exists in -L somewhere).
Fink has a l
At 3:50 Uhr -0500 20.01.2003, Carsten Klapp wrote:
Definitely stick with UTF-8.
The question was more (as I understood it), does Perl provide
facilites to deal with it, though.
I refer to http://www.perldoc.com/perl5.6/pod/perlunicode.html and
http://www.perldoc.com/perl5.6/lib/utf8.html for
At 9:24 Uhr -0500 20.01.2003, David R. Morrison wrote:
Hi Max. It's actually not as bad as it used to be if someone with an
existing Fink installation runs the installer... They now get a message
saying that there is already an /sw directory and they can't use the
installer...
Very good!
How
At 18:12 Uhr +0100 20.01.2003, jfm wrote:
Hi,
The configure of imlib-1.9.14-2 (Maintainer: None) breaks down
when using the -isystem branch of fink-cvs, with :
configure:7576: checking for jpeglib.h
configure:7586: gcc -E -traditional-cpp -isystem /sw/include
-I/sw/include/gtk-1.2 -I/sw/include
Hi,
The configure of imlib-1.9.14-2 (Maintainer: None) breaks down
when using the -isystem branch of fink-cvs, with :
configure:7576: checking for jpeglib.h
configure:7586: gcc -E -traditional-cpp -isystem /sw/include
-I/sw/include/gtk-1.2 -I/sw/include/glib-1.2 -I/sw/lib/glib/include
-I/usr/X1
The reason I quit using cpan is because it puts things places I don't want
(overwriting /usr/bin/head, for example) and I never knew you could update
in cpan. There's probably configuration I don't know about.
Updating in perl is much easier and most of the perl-modules should be
up-to-date since
On Monday, January 20, 2003, at 07:45 AM, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
However, the packages that depend on those fink Perl packages insist
on installing them, and they break if they include anything that might
end up in /sw/lib/perl5/darwin, since those binaries are not
compatible with my /usr/loc
Hi Max. It's actually not as bad as it used to be if someone with an
existing Fink installation runs the installer... They now get a message
saying that there is already an /sw directory and they can't use the
installer... However, of course they wasted time downloading 12 MB before
finding this o
Actually, on the frontpage of Fink's website, it says
If you're looking for support, check out the help page. That page also
lists various options to help the project and submit feedback.
So the help page has always been intended for two purposes: people seeking
help with using Fink, and peo
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Hello all.
Personally I deem the help.php one of our little horror pages. I would
like to restructure and update the page a bit since the project has
grown so much in the last few months as it seems.
Section:
"Documentation.
The documentation
Dear Sirs & Madams,
till recently I had a developer account on Versiontracker (with this
email address, [EMAIL PROTECTED]), and also the "Fink" entry was assigned
to me (indeed, I am one of the project leader of the Fink project).
For the last 1-2 updates, you were faster than me to update the
I've installed Perl 5.8.0 into /opt, and added /sw/include and /sw/lib
to the search list. I can build anything in the CPAN myself, using
libs provided by fink. It's nice.
I never install any of the fink Perl packages. I don't need 'em.
However, the packages that depend on those fink Perl pac
Definitely stick with UTF-8. It supports all the languages of UTF-16
but it is newer and smarter about byte storage. When more than one byte
is needed to store a character such as a Japanese word mixed with
English it "expands" and "contracts" byte sizes dynamically.
Carsten
On Monday, January
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http://search.cpan.org/author/FLUFFY/Term-ProgressBar-2.03/lib/Term/
ProgressBar.pm
I was looking at teh above URL and I was thinking to myself if it is
not useful for Fink? I know there are certain situations when we
exactly know a value, f
On Mon, 20 Jan 2003, David wrote:
>
>On Montag, Jänner 20, 2003, at 05:08 Uhr, Carsten Klapp wrote:
>
>> I am looking for a good excuse to learn some perl, this might just be
>> it. :) (Sometimes I see a bit of perl code which really impresses on
>> me how powerful a language it is, but usually m
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