[Bug 498736] Review Request: ucommon - Portable C++ runtime for threads and sockets

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--- Comment #9 from David Sugar <dyfet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>  2009-05-03 09:53:16 EDT ---
That is a rather interesting question.  Traditionally I have always shipped
static libs as part of the -devel package just in case someone does actually
want to build static linked, although I imagine is likely extremely rare to see
this happen anymore for anything produced for a mainline distro (embedded on
the other hand certainly...) outside I think of perhaps those who are creating
proprietary/source secret binaries and I have no interest in that myself. 
Shipping static libs as a separate -static package seems acceptable to me, just
like the debug package is separate from devel.

The reason I set attr for ucommon-config is that automake/autoconf generated
Make kept dropping the execute attribute when installing that file.

All these changes I will add.  I recall that historically %configure only had
set CFLAGS with RPM_OPT_FLAGS, and NOT CXXFLAGS (hence C++ never by default
built with optimizations).  I gather this has changed...

I like all of these comments and changes...I will also feed them back into the
tarball generated spec upstream...

Updated:

http://www.gnutelephony.org/specs/ucommon-2.0.5-2.src.rpm
http://www.gnutelephony.org/specs/ucommon.spec

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