From fftw-3.3.4/Makefile.am:
> when using combined thread libraries (necessary on Windows), we want
> to build threads/ first, because libfftw3_threads is added to
> libfftw3.
>
> Otherwise, we want to build libfftw3_threads after libfftw3
> so that we can track the fact that libfftw3_threads depends upon
> libfftw3.
>
> This is the inescapable result of combining three bad ideas
> (threads, Windows, and shared libraries).
When compiling with combined threads, all thread related functions
are added to main libraries (libfftw3, libfftw3f, libfftw3l). I have
checked their existance in libfftw3-3.dll by using nm.
close#872
^^ Instead of adding -lfftw3_threads to fftw*.pc files, add
thread related functions to main fftw3 lib.
In this game the player should help a girl by name of Violet to struggle with hordes of monsters. For this purpose the various weapon, and also the special abilities of the heroine which are opening with experience can be used.
Option --brief tells "file" not to prepend filenames
to output lines. Using this option is better than parsing
standard format of output of "file" with a regular expression.
Some filenames contain ":". This confuses the regular
expression:
[build-pkg] i686-w64-mingw32.static
Can't get type of file usr/i686-w64-mingw32.static/share/
gtk-doc/html/libgda-4.0/gen:sql_identifiers.html (libgda).
file says "usr/i686-w64-mingw32.static/share/gtk-doc/html/
libgda-4.0/gen:sql_identifiers.html:
HTML document, ASCII text"
Example: usr/i686-w64-mingw32.static/bin/luajit
This file must have '.exe' in name, but build-pkg
doesn't catch this error, because it's type was
"symbolic link to luajit-2.0.4".
With option --dereference, "file" follows symlinks.
For usr/i686-w64-mingw32.static/bin/luajit it returns
"PE32 executable (console) Intel 80386 (stripped to external
PDB), for MS Windows".
* libopts_cv_with_libregex=no is not in ./configure
* dist-lzip isn't used by MXE, but can be worked around with
the make variables DIST_ARCHIVES and DIST_TARGETS
Fixes#849
mxe-requirements package doesn't install any files
therefore fakeroot is not required. Because no files
were created with fakeroot, database file `deb.fakeroot'
did not exist.
close#840