On Mon, 2010-10-25 at 15:37 +0200, Rene Engelhard wrote:
My ideal is to have neither an enable or disable flag for any of the
optional pieces: KDE3 / KDE4 / GNOME etc. - but have a default of
auto-detection, so we only build if they are there.
I disagree. Even if you had auto-detection you still need those
options to *explicitely* en/dissable the features. There's reasons
you want to build without that stuff even when present.
Ah ! you mistake me; for the developers profile (the default build) we
should simply pass no configure option - and the default there should be
to auto-detect.
Everything auto-detected is a sure way to break
Certainly - so packagers should explicitly pass --enable-foo or
--disable-foo depending on what they want, and if foo is not there it
should then break horribly :-)
Surely that doesn't create problems for distros ? [ it is easy to add
the explicit flags to the distro configs ]
HTH,
Michael.
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