Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-mingw (38 mails)

[Fridrich Strba <fridrich.strba@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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Hello,

On 22/04/11 21:54, Maarten Bosmans wrote:
> Well, the build service has finished building the whole repository.
> (x64_64 lagging a bit). And all works well. It seems you have fixed
> the global rpmlintrc file problem fo SLE 11.

Yup, I branched into the infrastructure repository windows:mingw the
packages rpmlint, rpmlint-Factory and rpmlint-mini from openSUSE_11.3
and use them for the SLE_11 and SLE_11_SP1 repositories. Those rpmlint
versions load the global config files, so we are ok now.

> I checked a very simple package: libcroco. Apart from the correctly
> detected dependency on glib and libxml (both through pkg: and lib:),
> there is another dependency on mingw32(lib:intl), provided by:
> mingw32-gettext-tools. How did your scripts pick up that one? It does
> not appear in the current Requires: for the -devel package (gettext
> isn't even in the BuildRequires) and no mention of libintl in
> libcroco-0.6.pc either.

The secret of production :)

The pkg-config --libs-only-l is pulling all libs from all dependent pc
files when run on a particular pc file. This is basically a way to
assure that the linking will not fail because of a missing library, so
every -l<whatever> that appears in the chain, we consider it as a
dependency.

Cheers

Fridrich


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