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Re: .configure and Makefile.in



On Sat, Mar 24, 2001 at 01:01:11PM +0100, Ralf Treinen wrote:
> Hi Georges, it was nice to meet you yesterday, just a pitty that I had to
> leave so soon.
> 
> On Fri, Mar 23, 2001 at 11:17:13AM +0100, Georges Mariano wrote:
> > Jean-Christophe told me about .configure and Makefile.in stuff dedicated to
> > ocaml software building...
> > Since ".configure ; make ; make install" seems to be the better way for
> > debian packaging, here it is :
> > http://www.lri.fr/~filliatr/ftp/ocaml/misc/
> 
> JCF's autoconf files are already "booked" for the ocaml-tools package.
> For the moment I have on my list:
> 
> - tuareg mode
> - Markus Mottl's OcamlMakefile (he agreed to put it under LGPL licence)
> - JCF's autoconf stuff (will be covered by LGPL)
> - ocamldot, provided the licence issue can be solved
> 
> George proposed camlp4. I think this  is complex enough to merit a 

I suppose camlp4 and ocamlp4 are one and the same stuff. In this case, there
is already a ocamlp4 package in debian. Has since a long time i think.

> package of its own. Besides I don't know camlp4 and would prefer
> if someone who uses it regularly takes it.
> 
> Ocamldot: I got convinced that I'm worrying to much about ocamldot
> depending/rcommending graphviz. The ocaml-tools package will anyway
> only suggest emacs, autocoonf, graphviz, since a user can make

is graphviz a debian package ?

> reasonable use of some features of the package and ignore others.
> The only Depends will be on ocaml.
> 
> BTW: anyone knows some other tool besides graphviz that uses the
> dot format ?

No, but i guess it would be a good programing excercice, using labltk or
something such.

Or even one of the ps writing libraries, that is one beside mlgraph, since the
author of it refused any further discution on licence changes when i tried to
package it. It should be ok, but was refused over some wording of the licence
roblem :(((

There is also a lgpled postscript.ml that could be used.

Friendly,

Sven Luther



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