Re: Possible framework for `debmake replacement'
On Feb 24, Manoj Srivastava wrote
> >> What I think he's talking about, though, is not having to fill your
> debian> rules with cp's and mv's and ln's and so forth, but instead
> >> being able to operate at a "high level" when it comes to specifying
> >> these things.
>
> David> Yes, yes, yes!
>
> fine. How about, say, 1-10 include directives, and nary a cp
> mv or ln?
That's a step in the right direction, IMO, but I would reverse the
includes. Rather than have debian/rules included snippets from global
makefiles, I would have a global makefile include debian/rules.
> How did I get involved in an implementation discussion in a
> requirements phase?
Well, you were the one that asked for examples. :-)
David
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