i have a two line shellscript that can replace 99% use of pkg-config,
because its just grep and
cut with few conditionals. that's why i was proposing to have a suckless
pkg-config. I know
that that suckless tends to prefer people doing static linking or no
linking at all and having
everything on fixed paths. But srsly, pkg-config is a nice way to allow
people find libs and
includes for a project. even if you want multiple versions of them you
can select them by
changing the PKG_CONFIG_PATH for example which i find it handy.
I didnt knew that pkg-conf thing, but perl or 900 lines seems still too
bloated for me.
On 11/18/2014 09:13 PM, Dmitrij D. Czarkoff wrote:
pancake said:
Just read the src. Last time i saw it ... It was about 38kloc
Wander Nauta said:
It also depends on glib, which is at the top of the sucks list.
I don't care this particular implementation. All I care is the idea of
pkg-config. On OpenBSD there is another implementation, which is not
suckless (~900 lines of Perl), but it does not depend on glib.
