Re: Scripting language dependencies

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Jon Masters (jcm@xxxxxxxxxx) said: 
> I hope everyone is having a good day. Here in the Fedora ARM project,
> we're having a great time overall, but we've run up against a familiar
> foe in our preparation for Fedora 17 and rawhide: superfluous deps in
> SPEC files. Today's example is a shell-escaped call to Ruby just to
> determine some gcc flags for an unrelated package build, but that's just
> today's example. There are many others, so some standard would help.

OK, so how about:

...
Scripting inside of spec files

Inside of a spec file, sometimes it is necessary to call a programming or
scripting language during %setup, %build, or %install. In Fedora, spec
files may in general only use the following languages for this purpose:

1. Python
2. Perl
3. awk/sed

Also, if your package already BuildRequires a specific scripting language
(such as Ruby, or Tcl) as part of its normal compile process, it may also be
called from the spec file.

...

Bill
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