Note that the RC1/snapshot source tarball has an icclib/ directory in
its original version. This made the impression for me that Ghostscript
uses libicc somewhere, but it does not do so any more nowadays. I have
talked with the upstream developers and the iclib/ directory and the
references in the build system simply got forgotten. They will probably
go away in 9.06 final.
Therefore I am preparing a new package now which drops the libicc-dev
build dependency in debian/control. Please use that package instead of
my first one (0ubuntu2).
Till
On 08/02/2012 01:17 AM, Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
Hi Till,
On 12-08-02 at 01:04am, Till Kamppeter wrote:
I have uploaded the first package of GS 9.06 (RC1 + some GIT revs).
The source package will get available on Launchpad in some minutes.
You can use it for back-merging to experimental and as preparation for
the final GS 9.06.
All 1... and 0... patches are incorporated now. The Resource/CMap/ is
all free so you do not worry about it any more when repackaging the
source tarball. Note that the external icclib use got somehow dropped.
I have recovered it and removed the local icclib when repackaging.
Quite exciting!
I'll have a look at it soon!
- Jonas