On Tuesday August 30 2016 13:01:28 Rainer Müller wrote:
Hi,
> You can recreate that with the subset of relevant files to get the
> information you want, you can get the list of files in recursive
> dependents of the port providing the library you are interested in
> and then check if they link against this library.
>
> For example for liblzma provided by the xz port:
>
> lib=/opt/local/lib/liblzma.dylib
> port -q contents rdependentof:$(port -q provides $lib |awk '{print $5}') \
> | grep /bin/ \
> | while read bin; do
> otool -L $bin | grep -q liblzma && echo $bin
> done
Ah, great, thanks. A pity `port provides` still doesn't work for me but
fortunately I rarely need to do this kind of operation on a file of which I
don't know what port it belongs to.
R.
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