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leej
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 Posted: Sun Jun 09, 2002 11:51 am Post subject: /usr/lib/libtk.a a bug? |
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Doing a bit of examination in /usr/lib (looking for unresolved dependencies) I noticed /usr/lib/libtk.a is a broken symlink.
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file /usr/lib/libtk.a
/usr/lib/libtk.a: broken symbolic link to /usr/lib/libtk8.3.a
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I unmerged tk and it removed the broken link. I reemerged it, and the broken symlink returned. Should it be linked to libtkstub.a or libtkstub8.3.a by any chance?
I looked it bugzilla but it isn't there....should I file this as a bug or is it known about? |
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lx
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| Posted: Sun Jun 09, 2002 10:19 pm Post subject: Re: /usr/lib/libtk.a a bug? |
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| leej wrote: | Doing a bit of examination in /usr/lib (looking for unresolved dependencies) I noticed /usr/lib/libtk.a is a broken symlink.
I unmerged tk and it removed the broken link. I reemerged it, and the broken symlink returned. Should it be linked to libtkstub.a or libtkstub8.3.a by any chance?
I looked it bugzilla but it isn't there....should I file this as a bug or is it known about? |
The ebuild packages links it, so maybe tk was changed and the ebuild contians an error. But on my system its also a broken link, maybe the lib wasn't build. Maybe you should file a bug report. Just tried and you need to do configure --disable-shared in order for it to build libtk.a, so the link is correct but its just not build in the emerge and I think it can safely be removed from the ebuild or the ebuild is incorrect (not build libtk.a).
Cya lX.
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