That would still be hacking around the problem. We have
to face the fact that MacOS X supports both a case-sensitive
and case-insensitive file system. This means we should have
some mechanism to allow for a Files list with foobar on
case-insensitive and foobar/fooBar on case sensitive.
On Sat, Jun
On Jun 19, 2009, at 3:57 PM, Alexander Hansen wrote:
> For 3), if there's file overlap, and you want to get rid of the qt3
> version, you may want to make a dummy upgrade package for the older
> kemboss that Depends on the appropriate Variant(s) of kemboss-qt4;
> e.g.
> if it only overlaps with
On 20/06/2009, at 18:48, Jack Howarth wrote:
> I have been looking at adjusting the openmpi
> package to allow it to build and install on
> case-sensitive HFS filesystems. I am stuck on
> how to properly steer mpiCC into the openmpi-dev
> Files list without breaking the build on the
> standard HF
I have been looking at adjusting the openmpi
package to allow it to build and install on
case-sensitive HFS filesystems. I am stuck on
how to properly steer mpiCC into the openmpi-dev
Files list without breaking the build on the
standard HFS filesystem. Perhaps we need some
way of flagging files
On Jun 20, 2009, at 2:23 PM, Benjamin Reed wrote:
> No, building against qt4-mac should give you aqua-native apps (well,
> technically it's using Carbon). It should not start X11. If it does,
> something went wrong with your build.
Yes it did - I was using the wrong qmake. I fixed that and now
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On 6/20/09 10:18 AM, Koen van der Drift wrote:
>
> Thanks both for your answers.
>
> I build both versions, and they just look the same. I guess I was
> confused by thinking that qt4-mac would make it look like a aqua app.
> It's still an X11 ba
Monic Polynomial wrote:
> Hiya,
>
> I've noticed that a bunch of .la files in /sw/lib specify /usr/lib/
> libiconv.la in their dependency_libs entry. Is it expected behaviour
> (maybe because of inheritance from libXft.la, libcairo.la,
> libfontconfig.la in /usr/X11/lib) or should they be usin
Koen van der Drift wrote:
>
> Thanks both for your answers.
>
> I build both versions, and they just look the same. I guess I was
> confused by thinking that qt4-mac would make it look like a aqua app.
> It's still an X11 based app, and will appear in an X11 window. So for
> now I will just leave
Thanks both for your answers.
I build both versions, and they just look the same. I guess I was
confused by thinking that qt4-mac would make it look like a aqua app.
It's still an X11 based app, and will appear in an X11 window. So for
now I will just leave the current kemboss.info package
Martin Costabel wrote:
> In the new Xcode-3.1.3, Apple made the *.la files in /usr/X11/lib
> reappear. At a first glance, it looks like they did it right: The
> "library_names" line now only contains the install_name and the
> version-less name, the latter being guaranteed to be present at compi
In the new Xcode-3.1.3, Apple made the *.la files in /usr/X11/lib
reappear. At a first glance, it looks like they did it right: The
"library_names" line now only contains the install_name and the
version-less name, the latter being guaranteed to be present at compile
time. So there should be no
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