Re: "#include" equivalent in spec files?

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On Thursday, 13 July 2006, at 15:20:12 (-0400),
Jonathan Reed wrote:

> I'm not sure how using this method prevents me from keeping the
> macros under a version control system.

I never said it did.  Though version control tends to work best when
you don't have multiple copies of the same file in lots of separate
repositories....

> I'm also not sure how the copy of the macros in the SRPM is any more
> "independent" than the actual source code files in the SRPM.

1.  Actual source code files come from an upstream source.
2.  They're versioned.
3.  They're directly associated with the original package.

Michael

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