On Sat, Aug 12, 2006 at 08:47:55PM +0200, Mirco Bauer wrote: > first I thought the compiler is broken, but then I saw CLR v2.0 which > means _bad_ things. > > I installed libmono2.0-cil which pulls the base CLR 2.0 packages in, and > then booc didn't fail with that error, but with another saying the libs > are not found. They libs are installed though, but since boo uses now > CLR 2.0 it wants the 2.0 version of those libs (instead of 1.1 as > before). > > So I installed the 2.0 versions, and the build was happy, but I am not. > > The resulting package depends on on the 2.0 runtime of Mono, because the > compiler linked it against 2.0 instead of 1.1 > Unluckily this is a problem now. > > I could add now the 2.0 stuff to monodevelop build deps but that is not > fixing the cause. Boo must be able to link against 1.1 or 2.0 somehow, > else all resulting libs or apps require 2.0 from now on. > > C# solved this by having mcs (C# 1.0) which links against CLR 1.1 and > gmcs (C# 2.0) which links against CLR 2.0 > > Also I noticed that boo is not correctly fetching the binary > dependencies with dh_clideps, but I guess that must be some CDBS problem > since no other package has the problem. Probably is the make target too > early or too late or something. Then you would not need to manually > depend on mono (which is btw a bad idea since its a meta-package with 2 > real deps).
Well, to be honest, I only switched to gmcs (and therefore 2.0) because it seemed to be the default way for nant to build boo. I had a bug where nant failed to find gmcs. If you think its not a good time to be switching to 2.0 i'll look at ways of switching back or providing 2 version of boo, one built against 1.1 and other build againt 2.0. I suspect that the former will be good enough for now. I'll make sure I can build monodevelop before uploading. I'll certainly look into the dh_clideps problem, too. -- sam clegg :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] :: http://superduper.net/ :: PGP : D91EE369 $superduper: .signature,v 1.13 2003/06/17 10:29:24 sam Exp $
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