Re: Debian package available for OCaml-R.
Stéphane Glondu a écrit :
Guillaume Yziquel a écrit :
I have a Debian package available for OCaml-R. [...]
There doesn't seem to be any upstream release.
Yes. Source is only in darcs.
To Maxence: are you planning to make a release soon? Do you think it is
appropriate to distribute ocaml-r in Debian in its current state?
I believe that it's more important to have a package in Debian people
can tinker with than to have no OCaml/R binding.
Mantis is down right now, but having to use the "-rectypes" option is
"normal" for a library that uses "-rectypes" itself. It's a bit like
with threads. From the toplevel, you can also use the "#rectypes;;"
directive. Of course, you can also link a toplevel with R and rectypes,
but I am not sure this is really relevant...
OK. I was simply a bit scared that -rectypes might conflict with other
libraries I might want OCaml-R to integrate with. You seem to suggest
that this is not an issue.
-2- Can I simply push the package to git so that you can inspect it? If
so, how should I do that?
Sure. Install dh-ocaml (>= 0.5.0), be sure your ssh is configured
properly to login to *.debian.org without explicitly giving the login,
and do "dom-new-git-repo ocaml-r" from the repository.
BTW, if you just want your repository to be publically available,
without committing to pkg-ocaml-maint, setting up mail/IRC
notifications, and so, you can put it in your home. Refer to "Using
personal Git repositories" on [1].
[1] http://wiki.debian.org/Alioth/Git
OK. Will do. Thanks.
Guillaume Yziquel.
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