Christophe Prud'homme wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> with the new reference manual I change the package creation
> we have four packages now:
>
> 1- libcorelinux
> shared libs to be able to run corelinux based code on any machines
> 2- libcorelinux-dev
> static lib + header files
> 3- libcorelinux-doc
> reference manual in html latex and nroff
> * html and latex go in /usr/doc/corelinux/
> * manual pages go in /usr/share/man/man3
> Note that you won't have the ref manual in the cvs only the doxygen
> file and then when I create the packages doxygen is executed and I
> create the manual
> 4- libcorelinux-examples
> all the examples from the sources
> there is a little problem with that since the makefiles were made to work
> inside the corelinux src environement
> so they will not work
> any ideas? I didn't think about it yet so I might find an easy answer if
> I work on it
I assume I will continue creating the tarball source distribution?
I think for #4 you need to approach it as though the only thing you have
to start with is a class library (libcorelinux) and you are creating a
series of mini-apps for distribution, including, and I know you'll groan
over this, automake and autoconf. Or, we create a SRC-RPM for the
examples. This may require a RPM manifest and whatever is equivalent in
DEB to name dependencies.
>
> This is not finished but it is working
> 1- I have still to change the lib names
> 2- I have to fix the shared lib problem
> 3- finished fixing doxygen/corelinux warnings
>
> comments?
>
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