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
