Re: install headers for an application

[Andreas Schik]

Hello Sebastian,
I currently do not consider it a good idea to iclude these two apps into
the OpenBSD ports tree. While CDPlayer works in general, Burn has not
undergone maintenance for quite a while, now (lack of time). I don't
know whether it still works as expected.
As for CDPlayer, it can handle only those cases where the CD drive is
directly connected with the sound card. Unfortunately, this is no longer
the case on newer systems. Here, it is necessary to read the digital
data from the disk, process it and send it to the sound IF. As there
exists no easy to use lib for this purpose, I will most probably not
implement this.
So, you should consider your plan well. :-)

Cheers
Andreas

Am 18.05.2011 09:29, schrieb Sebastian Reitenbach:
> Hi,
> 
> with gnustep make it seems, when I have an application project, it does 
> ignore the AppName_HEADER_FILES AppName_HEADER_DIR and 
> AppName_HEADER_INSTALL_DIR variables.
> Why do I need it, I want to add CDPlayer and Burn to the OpenBSD ports tree. 
> Burn needs a header file from CDPlayer which defines a Protocol. The FreeBSD 
> port just installs this header file via the Ports Makefile, what I also do 
> right now. But because this pollutes the ports makefile, I'm wondering, if 
> there already is a functionality which I could use, within gnustep-make or 
> whether it could be added to gnustep-make so that App projects can install 
> header files?
> 
> cheers,
> Sebastian
> 
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