Currently pkg-config --cflags libgift doesn't return
anything,
this is because libgift.pc has defined /usr/include (the
stantard include system) but not /usr/include/libgift.
I know that prevents namespaces problems. But, if you don't
apply the patch you can't compile anything that require libgift.
Because pkg-configu --cflags libgift doesn't return anything.
It's the same as don't have libgfit.pc.
Just take a look to any other package, as libglade.pc, or
gtk+-2.0.
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I certainly am not seeing this behaviour, is this perhaps a
local pkg-config bug? Could you provide relevant
documentation so that I can evaluate the validity of this patch?
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Patch for lib/libgift.pc.in
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How i patched? i newbie :(
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This was intentional behaviour. The API requests that you
add the libgift/ path element on the #include line in order
to prevent namespace confusion.
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I know that prevents namespaces problems. But, if you don't
apply the patch you can't compile anything that require libgift.
Because pkg-configu --cflags libgift doesn't return anything.
It's the same as don't have libgfit.pc.
Just take a look to any other package, as libglade.pc, or
gtk+-2.0.
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I certainly am not seeing this behaviour, is this perhaps a
local pkg-config bug? Could you provide relevant
documentation so that I can evaluate the validity of this patch?