[upnp-sdk-dev] Re: release 1.3.1, rpm, ixmlPrintDocument

[Eric T. <eri...@un...>]

Le mardi 07 mars 2006 =C3=A0 18:17 -0500, John Dennis a =C3=A9crit :
> On Tue, 2006-03-07 at 22:42 +0100, Eric Tanguy wrote:
> > John, the rpms for release 1.3.1 are already built for FC-3, FC-4 and
> > devel as well as new version of ushare using it. If you want to own t=
he
> > package or submit a patch, don't hesitate! The only thing is that thi=
s
> > lib have to be compliant with ushare (the package which need it and
> > that's why i did rpm for libupnp). Another question : redhat will
> > include it in core or prefer to let it in extras ?
>=20
> Excellent Eric! You're one step ahead of me again. The rpm looks
> fabulous. The only thing that appears to be missing is the documentatio=
n
> and sample programs. These should probably go
> in /usr/share/doc/libupnp-*
>=20
> I don't think auto generated doc is terribly important, it would be nic=
e
> but not critical, but I do think including UPnP_Programming_Guide.pdf i=
s
> essential.=20
>=20
> Off the top of my head without any testing (I feel like I'm going to
> regret my caviler suggestions which weren't tested :-) Something like
> this should do the trick (Remi: since these seem to be tweaks to the
> configure stuff perhaps it should be added at your end, or you may
> prefer a different approach):
>=20
> % in configure.ac add:
>=20
> AC_ARG_WITH([docdir], AC_HELP_STRING([--with-docdir=3DDIR],
> 			             [where documentation is installed]),
>             [docdir=3D"$with_docdir"],
>             [docdir=3D"${datadir}/doc/${PACKAGE_NAME}-${PACKAGE_VERSION=
}"])
>=20
> AC_SUBST(docdir)
>=20
> % in upnp/doc/Makefile.am add:
>=20
> docdir =3D @DOCDIR@
> doc_DATA =3D UPnP_Programming_Guide.pdf
>=20
> % in upnp/Makefile.am add:
>=20
> docdir =3D @DOCDIR@
> examplesdir =3D $(docdir)/examples
> examples_DATA =3D  $(upnp_tv_ctrlpt_SOURCES) $(upnp_tv_device_SOURCES)
>=20
> (Note: examples_DATA probably also needs a Makefile utilizing
> pkg-config)
>=20
> Once all this is done Eric then I think all that needs to be done is to
> just add the doc files to the %files section in the spec file.
>=20
> If either of you prefers I do the work I'm happy to.
>=20
> With respect to moving libupnp from extras to core that's a decision
> which will be out there in the future a bit. At the moment our use of
> this technology is experimental and not yet fundamental to the core
> product (all of which is subject to change :-)
>=20
Ok but i prefer to wait this will be included directly in the tarball. Wh=
at do you think about this R=C3=A9mi ?
Cheers, Eric