Ben Gertzfield wrote: > > Did you install your own libgtk without using packages? The only way > dpkg-shlibdeps (the package that figures out the shared library > dependancies) can know how to set up a shared library dependancy is if > a file /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.shlibs exists that defines a dependancy > for libgtk. > I have installed using the debs created from CVS. Another program I am packing (my first attempt to pack anything, by the way, links against libgtk and libvdk) reports corectly the dependencies. Here is what langdrill reports:
Depends: libc6, libglib-cvs-1.1 (=19981212.01), libgtk-cvs-1.1 (=19981212.05), libstdc++2.9, libvdk1, xlib6g (>= 3.3-5) The libvdk1, build on the same system reports only: Depends: libc6, libstdc++2.9 Is there something I am forgetting to do ? (If needed, I can post my control and rules files to those willing to take a deeper look at what I'm doing (wrong).) > Since there are no gtk+ 1.1.7 .debs out yet (1.1.9 .debs are building > right now) I'll assume you installed your own, and thus you don't have > a shlibs file for 1.1.7 in /var/lib/dpkg/info/, as there is no package > for them to depend on. :) > > Please wait until I release 1.1.9 .debs. Glad to hear that 1.1.9 are on the way. As I have pointed out, it seems that I'm doing something else wrong. I will wait anyhow for 1.1.9 and see if the problem is still there. (By the way, I have used the scripts from libglib 1.1.3 as a guide in creating my own rule file for libvdk1). TIA, Ionutz
