Hi Andrei, sorry for the long delay which should remain untypical in a MoM project. My weekend was occupied by real life and yesterday was a busy day.
On Fri, Sep 04, 2020 at 02:40:29PM +0200, Andrei Rozanski wrote: > > I'll leave it to your preference since I don't mind much. I guess it > > makes those rows shorter whan just having names without links and thus > > easier to edit - but as I said, I don't mind much. > > > gjh_asl_json asks for as part of the setup. Not sure if the "dependency" > > > should be a separate package... > > So there is need to fetch |http://www.ampl.com/netlib/ampl/solvers.tgz - > |https://salsa.debian.org/med-team/gjh-asl-json/-/blob/master/Thirdparty/get.ASL#L6 Ahhh, I was hoping that we will start with something simple but that's for sure a new challenge. Inside the packaging process you are not allowed to download anything. Code that is needed needs to be packaged separately. Usually you are lucky with this kind of scientific software and so I tried to seek for it by apt-file search asl_pfg.h apt-file search avltree.h apt-file search jac2dim.h Seeking this way in packages usually reveals in what package the header files are available. I'm mentioning this to explain what I'm using - in the most cases successfully but it has no results so far. However, I've got something via apt-cache search netlib shows that this is somehow related to the Basic Linear Algebra system maintained in the Debian Science team. I admit I'm not very well educated about this. To be sure I'd recommend to ask for advise there. > in order to be able to compile the program - > https://salsa.debian.org/med-team/gjh-asl-json/-/blob/master/Makefile#L27 > > > Not sure if its fine to fetch it and ship with that in place. Or to have a > different package and add it as dependency. Yes, building a separate package netlib-ampl-solvers (or something like this) might be necessary - but I'd advise to ask for more opinions on Debian Science list. This is also sensible in the MoM project to enable you learning about those teams that might help you in your projects. > Thanks Hope to be more responsive in the next couple of days. Kind regards Andreas. -- http://fam-tille.de
