- Subject: Re: jed-pre0.99.19-202 is renitent
- From: "G. Milde" <milde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 14 Oct 2009 22:30:00 +0200
On 13.10.09, frank wrote:
> > I suspect that you do not have the proper development libraries
> > installed. Under debian, that would be done by doing:
> >
> > apt-get install libslang2-dev slsh
> Indeed, my ubuntu does not have them nor there is any indication in
> INSTALL.unx that they are needed. There is no such indication anywhere.
> And actually, they can be dispensed with:
> (1) Let jed's configure detect the SLang library in /lib.
> Why should additional libraries be required for this?
No. lib*-dev packages are "developers supplements" that you always need
if you want compile something depending on lib*.
And with libslang2-dev installed, jed's configure will detect the SLang
library.
> (2) Duplicate the essential modules from slsh's lib
> to jed's lib in the jed package.
No. Did you see the size of slsh? It's really small. And it is (or should
be) recommended by jed.
> Duplicating stuff is not good style? It's not a matter of style,
> it's a matter of convenience.
Duplicating stuff just for you to save installing a recommended package
would mean that the average user (installing the recommended package) ends
up with needless duplications.
> The only module that has to be duplicated seems to be
> require.sl. As an example, there is not one single call from
> the entire jed's lib to functions in structfuns.sl. So in
> order to get that one file of 1303 bytes users have to
> install extra libraries?
slsh was split of to be usable without jed, not vice versa.
Günter
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