[arch-haskell] Status of OpenGL in Arch Haskell?

Magnus Therning magnus at therning.org
Sat Oct 12 07:40:16 UTC 2013


On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 11:41:07AM -0400, gdweber at iue.edu wrote:
> On 2012-Jul-11, Magnus Therning wrote:
[...]
>> 2. build for both i686 and x86_64
> 
> I can do this for x86_64, but I do not have access to any i686 with
> Arch Linux, so as far as I know, I can't build packages for i686.

Ah, but that's the beauty of it.  Just use the makeahpkg script and
pass in '-a i686' and you're golden :)

>> 3. upload the built packages to a place where I can get them
> 
> I think I can find such a place.

Good.

>>                                         I think that a simple
>> alphabetic sort on the file would improve the situation, but I
>> haven't added that to the tool yet.  In practice this means that at
>> the moment pull requests are of limited value since rebasing a
>> changeset that touches `cblrepo.db` is more work than using
>> `cblrepo` to add the packages 'manually'.  Also, modifying the git
>> repo is the minor part of adding or updating a package.  What takes
>> time is building the affected packages for both supported
>> platforms.
> 
> Oh, I see!  So you don't really want pull requests, but built
> packages.  Would it be better for me to just email you, when I have
> packages to contribute, or open an issue, instead of a pull request?

Yeah, though if the packages need any patches then I'd appreciate them
too so I can rebuild later on :-)

> Thanks for the instructions and clarifications.

Hopefully they were clear and simple.  Git is a beast, and my not so
humble opinion is that it still is rather far from being ready for use
;-)  What rocks with git though, is github!

/M

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