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Re: [therion-users] Debianizing therion
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Stacho Mudrak |
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Re: [therion-users] Debianizing therion |
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Wed, 20 Nov 2002 09:11:13 +0100 |
> It is entirely up to you guys which way we do this. A native package is
> simpler and is slightly less work overall, but it does move some
> responsibility for making the build-process work right from me to you, and
> you may not want to do that, or not yet.
If I've understood it correctly - making it native debian package would
require:
1. add debian directory in the source folder
2. make the build process more GNU-compatible
>From my point of view, it would not be the problem. But can be the whole
project also native RedHat (we're working on) or Mac OS X package, when it's
native debian package? If I've understood it correctly, it can. If I'm
wrong, I would rather choose the "way of patches".
> In practice it mostly means adding a /debian dir that I supply, and maybe
> some build-process changes if necessary.
OK, but can a debian dir be situated in /src directory?
I can do required build process changes, if they'll not take too much time -
I would like to start implementing passage wall modeling as soon as
possible.
S.