pkg-config2
Ian Reinhart Geiser
ian at geiseri.com
Sun Jan 23 20:25:42 EET 2005
On Saturday 22 January 2005 23:03, Sean Middleditch wrote:
> Probably because you don't know what pkg-config does. ;-) Looking at
> http://developer.kde.org/documentation/other/kde-config.html I see
> absolutely *nothing* that kde-config that pkg-config cannot.
This is because you do not know what kde-config does ;)
KDE provides the ability to have both local and global paths depending on what
the sysadmin has setup the environment for. This allows developers to have
multiple parallel installs of source trees without clobbering things.
Currently without hacking pc files, or strange games with the pkg-conf path
you cannot get the same behavior.
Now with this in mind its insane to require pkg-conf to link to KDE. It is
also insane to duplicate the same data, and dependencies information in KDE's
tool. This is the goal here. Reduce duplication and make one point to
maintain.
Cheers
-ian reinhart geiser
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