[Bug 2052939] Review Request: libfungw - C library for dynamic function calls in different languages

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2052939



--- Comment #3 from Alain V. <alain.vigne.14@xxxxxxxxx> ---
(In reply to Petr Menšík from comment #2)
Hi Petr, thank you for your interest in this lib, which is a follow-up work of
our previous thoughts on librnd...
> Why is this package called libfungw, when upstream repository and page
> refers to it only as fungw? Does that conflict with existing fedora package?
The 2 names are present in this proposal. There is a meta package called fungw
(the %{srcname}) and libfungw.
I know this complicates the .spec file, but it is a "request" from upstream
dev.
http://www.repo.hu/projects/fungw/packaging.txt
See also the Debian page
https://packages.debian.org/sid/libs/fungw
> I think fungw is better name for the package.
> 
> Why do you have %{name}-perl aliases and then use
> 
> %package -n %{libperl} ??
> 
> %package perl
> without -n produces just %{name}-perl by default. It is simpler, cleaner and
> easier to read. Unless different prefix is required, use just suffixes for
> subpackages.
> There are multiple definitions not really required.
> 
> Just use:
> 
> %package perl
> Requires: %{name}...
> 
> %description perl
> Blabla
> 
> %files perl
> %{_bindir}/whatever
> 
I tend to agree with you... If I can manage to implement this, I'll keep your
proposal.
> It the application uses dlopen, I think it should have own subdirectory
> %{_libdir}/%{name}, where it would store its own shared code/libraries.
> %_libdir is reserved for libraries used by ld.so.
You are correct. I need to add this line.

I'll update this ticket with new .spec + SRPM as soon as I can.
Regards


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