Hi,
My problem with pkg-config turned out to be user-error, I was missing a section
of the PKG_CONFIG_PATH from the normal user environment (snuck onto another
line)
FWIW, in my NAnt test builds I now use the following code to create a Subversion
repository hook script in Linux:
The Mo
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Subject: Re: [Nant-users] pkg-config and environment variables
Hi Simon,
the pkg-config functions spawn the pkg-config binary behind
the scenes.
It might be worth trying to pkg-config yourself and
see what it
returns. As far as I know PKG_CONFIG_PATH is what pkg-config us
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> the pk
Hi Simon,
the pkg-config functions spawn the pkg-config binary behind the scenes.
It might be worth trying to pkg-config yourself and see what it
returns. As far as I know PKG_CONFIG_PATH is what pkg-config uses to
find packages.
You could also try iterating over the contents of System.Envi
Hi,
The latest NAnt nightlies have kissed and made up with Mono on
Linux (yay!), but under one particular circumstance, namely when
a NAnt build is being invoked without any environment variables
set (triggered in a Subversion hook), I'm having problems with
pkg-config being unable to find mono. T
