#pkgconfig
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A trick for #compiling on #Fedora: when the compilation fails on a missing package, you might see sth like: "library scintilla-3 not found, tried pkgconfig" With #dnf, it's easy to fix: ``` dnf install "pkgconfig(scintilla-3)" ``` and dnf w
#pkgconfig's rules about when it does or does not apply a sysroot base seem to be very inconsistent. I guess I'm going to have to look at the actual code to see why this may be. #crosscompiling #buildroot
*.pc files are so routinely broken that when I find one generated correctly also for static linking, I weep cathartically. #pkgconfig
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