Jack Howarth wrote:
I wasn't proposing a check for a specific list
of files but rather as simple option of a strict
build mode which would abort if any *.h or *.a
files existed inside of /usr/local.
Jack Howarth earlier wrote:
The idea would be for packages known
to commonly suffer from
Jack Howarth wrote:
The issue of build failures from development libraries
in /usr/local seems to come up endlessly. I have wondered
if there is some way that a 'strict' build mode could be
introduced into fink. The idea would be for packages known
to commonly suffer from this issue, the
Hanspeter,
I wasn't proposing a check for a specific list
of files but rather as simple option of a strict
build mode which would abort if any *.h or *.a
files existed inside of /usr/local.
Jack
--
Come
The issue of build failures from development libraries
in /usr/local seems to come up endlessly. I have wondered
if there is some way that a 'strict' build mode could be
introduced into fink. The idea would be for packages known
to commonly suffer from this issue, the info file could
invoke a
On Monday, June 23, 2003, at 10:39 PM, William Scott wrote:
and now it is working. I assume automake is something I ought to put
back when I am done, but I have seen several users
have the same problem and wonder if there is a better fix?
No reason to put automake back. It is obsolete, just an
In the FAQ it says to remove the package (by force if necessary) and
reinstall it--just do the latter at some point.
Alexander K. Hansen
Associate Research Scientist, Columbia University
visiting MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center
Levitated Dipole Experiment
175 Albany Street, NW17-219
