Hi,
I'm currently packaging zbar (a bar-code scanner suite). zbar includes
"generic" binaries as well as "qt" anf "gtk" ones (zbarcam, zbarcam-qt,
zbarcam-gtk). I want to avoid having qt or gtk or even both as a
dependency of the `zbar` packages, as these would pull in *huge*
dependencies.
I already managed to split the output into several. Here is an the
file-list for zbar:qt:
/gnu/store/…-zbar-0.22-gtk/bin/zbarcam-gtk
/gnu/store/…-zbar-0.22-gtk/lib/libzbargtk.so.0.0.2
/gnu/store/…-zbar-0.22-gtk/lib/libzbargtk.a
/gnu/store/…-zbar-0.22-gtk/lib/libzbargtk.la
/gnu/store/…-zbar-0.22-gtk/include/zbar/zbargtk.h
/gnu/store/…-zbar-0.22-gtk/lib/pkgconfig/zbar-gtk.pc
Obviously zbarcam-gtk should use libzbargtk.so from the same output.
How can I make zbarcam-gtk find the lib? Any ideas?
I already tried:
0) Nothing special: phase "validate-runpath" fails.
1) Setting "#:validate-runpath? #f": build passes, but the program does
not find the lib.
2) Passing the equivalent of "LDFLAGS=-Wl,-rpath=${out_gtk}/lib
-Wl,-rpath=${out_qt}/lib" to configure. This leads to some "recursive
dependency error".
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Regards
Hartmut Goebel
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