> Also, you talk latter about a script who build all dependencies : > what do you think about integrate this dependencies in the trunk > and check them out directly from svn trunk without to worry about > building something ? This will made things simplier for MacOSX beginners.
It's possible, but they're 75 mb big. What do you think? Anyway, only maintainers will want to build all that manually, since there's like 18 dependencies to build from source... only packagers like me would. (regular users will just use the binary, or perhaps macports) > About libxml++ dependency, if you want to remove this dependency, > it's going to be a major effort and I don't think we have brain power > actually. Another thing to take in mind is the substitution of this library > with another one. Actually the one we use is well maintain and integrated > in gnome ... It's out of the question to take another one with less > support/functionality. But as I don't know any other xml lib, I'm probably > not the best to choose a better solution :) Actuially it was Kurosu's idea : https://gna.org/task/?func=detailitem&item_id=5373 And as for replacement, you could use regular libxml, or perhaps irrXML that should support everything that's required in its next version. Perhaps an idea would be to abstract all XML calls behind a high-level set of functions that can then be implemented with whatever library you want? not sure, that will need to be seen for later. I think Kurosu has already some work done. _______________________________________________ Wormux-dev mailing list Wormux-dev@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/wormux-dev
