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Peter2121 avatar Peter2121 commented on July 24, 2024 1

@kikaxa
Sorry, you explain Linux packaging approach. I work with FreeBSD, it's different. There is no xxxx-dev packages there.
Yes, I would like to use Conan, but this library is not present there.

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Peter2121 avatar Peter2121 commented on July 24, 2024 1

I've already created a PR here, implementing this type of build. Hope, someone could test it on different systems and review the CMAKE code, so the author would merge it.
I used another library as a model, the port is here

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kikaxa avatar kikaxa commented on July 24, 2024

preferred way would be to run cmake configure/build twice i think.

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Peter2121 avatar Peter2121 commented on July 24, 2024

@kikaxa
No problems to do like this in case of a manual build.
But it is impossible in case of automatic build (package). Normally one build is started, it should provide everything to pack.

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kikaxa avatar kikaxa commented on July 24, 2024

static version is only usable for devs(vs dynamic being used by other packages), and should be a separate -dev pkg imo. you can specify dependencies to install one/both as needed
Screenshot 2024-02-21 at 11 04 01

..for c++ project dependency management, i would recommend using dev/language specific dependency/package managers, as opposed to system. e.g. submodules, cpm/vcpkg/conan etc

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kikaxa avatar kikaxa commented on July 24, 2024

there certainly is dev packages.
Screenshot 2024-02-21 at 13 22 16

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Peter2121 avatar Peter2121 commented on July 24, 2024

The screenshot shows two different ports.
Yes, it is a possible approach - create two different ports with different build options, each one would produce a package with different content. Then, it is important to manage conflicts. For example, if I have an installed package (or several packages) that depends on non-dev version, and I want to build a software that needs a dev version - I need to uninstall the non-dev version and all dependent packages. To avoid this - the filenames in two packages should be different (or two packages install different set of files).
IMHO, build both versions of the library is mush more simple. This is an approach used in (almost) all libraries ports.

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kikaxa avatar kikaxa commented on July 24, 2024

can you provide a sample pkg (preferable cmake-) portsfile that does that? if it is common and clean, i see no problem implementing that

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