I am working on a repackaging of the SML/NJ package that splits the sml runtime component apart from the sml compiler. The idea is to facilitate the packaging of SML programs and libraries without requiring the user to install the compiler.
My main question is how to name these packages appropriately. Here is the package naming as of now: smlnj-runtime : the runtime system smlnj : the compiler ml-yacc : sml yacc implementation ml-lex : sml lex implementation ml-burg : a code generator generator smlnj-lib : misc libs for sml ckit : translate C code to an abstract syntax in SML exene : an X11 programming interface for SML ml-nlffi : the "No Longer Foreign Function Interface" cml : Concurrency support for ML. Besides the "smlnj-runtime" and "smlnj" packages, all others are named the same as they are upstream. The package currently in Debian is called "sml-nj" and encompasses the "smlnj-runtime", "smlnj", "ml-yacc", and "ml-lex" packages. My idea is to make an empty package called "sml-nj" that would depend on the "smlnj-runtime", "smlnj", "ml-yacc", and "ml-lex" packages so that current users would have the same functionality upon an upgrade of the system. Any comments on this naming scheme. Should the "smlnj" package be called "smlnj-compiler"? Aaron -- Aaron Matthew Read <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.nyx.net/~amread
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