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3 Commits (dce07d50238e157a893653013e513658d476cc46)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Luigi Pinca	19bcf35a94	Fix auto-detection of optional libraries for OS X The OS X version of grep doesn't support -P (--perl-regexp). It was breaking the building. Solved by slightly changing the RegExp and using -E (--extended-regexp).	13 years ago
Luigi Pinca	f8c6a901d1	Improved auto-detection of optional libraries in Red Hat based systems In RH based systems, libraries are distributed in two separate packages for each version. One contains the precompiled code, while the second one contains the related development files such as headers, etc. (marked as "-devel"). The previous auto-detection was marking the libraries as installed even if their "-devel" part was missing, generating compilation errors. This should mark libraries as installed only if their "-devel" part is installed.	13 years ago
c-spencer	8e9defcb79	Tidy up build files and util script.	13 years ago
c-spencer	9c13c23f11	Trial auto-detection of libraries	13 years ago