Re: Fwd: 0install select --may-compile

That's great news, thanks :)

On Sun, Feb 1, 2015 at 9:34 PM, Thomas Leonard <[email protected]> wrote:
> [ gmail says I sent this on Jan 10th, but I can't find it on gmane or
> in the sf.net archives, so sending again in case it got lost ]
>
> I've now merged support for the --may-compile option. It works like this:
>
> $ 0install select --may-compile 0publish
> - URI: http://0install.net/2006/interfaces/0publish
>   Version: 0.24-post
>   Path: /home/tal/Projects/zero-install/0publish
>
>   - URI: http://repo.roscidus.com/python/python
>     Version: 2.7.2 (requires compilation)
>     Path: (not cached)
>
>   - URI: http://0install.net/2007/interfaces/ZeroInstall.xml
>     Version: 2.3.4
>     Path: /home/tal/.cache/0install.net/implementations/sha256new_4NHC5U3EHX4X6DXUOADZFZCQK7546M3T7PQ4NWBRQ2ZU2PPSJWBA
>
>     - URI: http://repo.roscidus.com/security/gnupg
>       Version: 2.1.1-1
>       Path: (package:arch:gnupg:2.1.1-1:x86_64)
>
>     - URI: http://repo.roscidus.com/python/python-gobject
>       Version: 2.28.6-11
>       Path: (package:arch:python2-gobject2:2.28.6-11:x86_64)
>
> Here, I disabled the distribution-provided Python so there were no
> binaries available, and 0install selected some Python source code
> instead ("Version: 2.7.2 (requires compilation)").
>
> You can run this to find out what you need to compile, and then use
> "0install select --source" on each one to get the build dependencies
> (and if you use "0install select --source --may-compile" then it can
> tell you what you need to compile the build tools too). 0compile
> should be able to use this to replace its own hacky autocompile
> feature.
>
> It should also be possible to use this as a base for Tim's autocompile feature.
>
>
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