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Content preview: On Tue, 28 Aug 2018 16:48:40 +0200 Hermann Meyer wrote: >
Using pkg-config means that it works on any system, even older ones, using
pkg-config means that it works on any system that has pkg-config installed
- using pkgconf means that it works on any system that has pkgconf installed
- and either of pkg-config and pkgconf can be installed on any system regardless
of what the distro declares as the "official" implementation [...]
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On Tue, 28 Aug 2018 16:48:40 +0200 Hermann Meyer wrote:
> Using pkg-config means that it works on any system, even older ones,
using pkg-config means that it works on any system that has pkg-config
installed - using pkgconf means that it works on any system that has
pkgconf installed - and either of pkg-config and pkgconf can be
installed on any system regardless of what the distro declares as the
"official" implementation
On Mon, 27 Aug 2018 21:23:47 +0200 Christopher Arndt wrote:
> Agree on both accounts. Just use 'pkg-config' like everybody else.
building on what ralf wrote, the primary consideration should be only
what is best for the individual software projects - if both pkg-config
and pkgconf are binary-compatible then it probably makes absolutely no
difference to an upstream project - the only reason to take that
difference into consideration is if an upstream project
would were targeting one distro specifically or if you were a distro
packager (targeting one distro specifically) - then it would be more
convenient to use the implementation the disto has in it's repos
otherwise, an upstream project that is not targeting one distro
specifically, should have no concern for this issue - it is the job of
packagers to make each program compile and run on their system - if
the 'foo' program can not be installed on one particular distro because
of some technical decision that distro made, that should be of no
concern to the upstream - but that is not the case here - if it were
absolutely necessary to install pkg-config on arch to get 'foo' working
then that can be done - and that is the concern of the arch packager
alone and no one else
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