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chrisstankevitz
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 Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2012 5:47 pm Post subject: virtual/cblas in world file. Is this bad? |
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Is it okay to have virtual packages in the world file? I'm not sure why it's in there, but it seems wrong.
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Etal
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The world file should contain the packages you installed. If you don't remember recognize a package there, you can delete it (most likely you emerged something for an update but didn't use the -1 option), and then run "emerge -a --depclean" to remove anything not needed.
There's no problem with having the virtual there, though - it'll just pull in any cblas implementation.
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| Etal wrote: | | There's no problem with having the virtual there, though - it'll just pull in any cblas implementation. |
Thank you, this is what I was looking for.
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