gnupic: gpsim: TMR0 has 3 nibbles?
Subject:
Re: gpsim: TMR0 has 3 nibbles?
From:
Craig Franklin ####@####.####
Date:
8 Sep 2001 01:06:30 -0000
Message-Id: <3B996F24.104A027@home.com>
I really didn't intend on mail bombing the list with this discussion.
Oh well.
Are you refering to the spec file located in gpsim-0.20.1-0.src.rpm? I
don't believe this spec is being used any more.
Currently, binaries are being generated by the makefile and template in
the rpm subdirectory of the source.
Although the new method does use an alternate build area, it does not
prevent multiple rpms of different versions from being generated. That
is not to say that the new method doesn't violate some other "rule", but
it does work.
Please take a look at the new method, I would like to hear any
suggestions you have.
John Sutton wrote:
>
> When you build a binary rpm from a source rpm your filesystem (outside of the
> build area) should not get touched. If this rule is not observed, it is
> impossible to build a new version of a package without at the same time
> trashing your current version ;-(
>
> On Fri, 07 Sep 2001, Craig Franklin wrote:
> > I am curious what you meant by the PPS. Could you please elaborate?
> >
> > John Sutton wrote:
> > > PPS I'll write you a "RedHat-compliant" gpsim.spec! Your current version is a
> > > "riot of omission" if it was intended for use on RH? I don't know how other
> > > vendors (Suse, etc) do their thing.
> > >
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