On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 10:09 AM, Thomas Bächler <thomas@archlinux.org> wrote:
Allan McRae schrieb:
So if splitting these is OK: 1) where do fortran and objc libs go? gcc-libs or their own package. The later requires dependency fixing... 2) can I bring in a gcc-ada package at the same time? I have a local gcc package that I can use to bootstrap it.
Allan
In short, this is what I'd prefer:
1) One big gcc PKGBUILD 2) gcc package with gcc and g++ (not more) 3) gcc-libs package with the gcc and g++ libs (not more) 4) gcc-$lang package 5) If you want, gcc-$lang-libs package - I don't use anything besides C and C++, so I don't care if you split 4) and 5) or not - but I am in favor of splitting away 4) from 1).
About ada - I don't use it, but I don't have objections. Just don't break the gcc/gcc-libs logic for any C/C++ package (from what I read so far, I assume this won't happen).
I agree with Thomas here. As long as C/C++ stays like this, splitting the rest shouldn't affect the majority of us. I'm also totally fine with ada