Le 01/03/2012 15:50, Hendrik Tews a écrit :
> > ledit, geneweb and coq build without problems with strict camlp5.
>
> Did you test with the latest version (6.04)? Thanks a lot for your great
> work.
>
> No, I used the current camlp5 package (6.02.3-1), changed it to
> strict mode, installed it in a pbuilder environment and built
> those packages there.
I've pushed an updated camlp5 (6.04) package to the team's git, that
defaults to strict. I've also pushed a fix for ulex0.8, so that both
strict and transitional are supported. Matita then builds with no
changes in strict mode.
Can I proceed and upload camlp5 6.04-1 as it is now, or do you want to
give a shot at providing an additional camlp5t package?
> What is the preferred way to (test-) build a set of packages that
> depend on each other?
This is basically what I do these days:
1. cowbuilder --login
2. mkdir /tmp/packages
3. echo "deb file:///tmp/packages /" >> /etc/apt/sources.list
4. make sure deb-src are there in /etc/apt/sources.list
5. ( cd /tmp/packages && dpkg-scanpackages . > Packages )
6. define the following shell functions:
> f () { ( apt-get source $1 && cd $1-* && dch -i "Rebuild" &&
> /usr/lib/pbuilder/pbuilder-satisfydepends && debuild -us -uc ) }
> g () { for u in "$@"; do f $u || return $?; done }
7. apt-get update
8. cd /tmp
9. build all packages in the same topological level (see [1]) using
function g, starting from the lowest level
10. dcmd mv *.changes packages
11. if there are packages in a higher level, go to 7
I have an even messier procedure for rebuilding all ocaml packages
(especially to tune the version number and to parallelize).
[1] http://release.debian.org/transitions/html/ocaml.html
> And how would one find out the complete set of packages that
> depend on camlp5?
I use build-rdeps, but it is not recursive hence incomplete.
Cheers,
--
Stéphane
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