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GNU Gnash: Depend on Libtool.
This (1) allows Gnash to be linked against the available `libltdl' rather than its own, and (2) it prevents `libtld.h' to be installed (which was the case when Gnash's own libltdl was used), thereby avoiding a collision with Libtool. svn path=/nixpkgs/trunk/; revision=12292
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{ stdenv, fetchurl
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{ stdenv, fetchurl
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, SDL, SDL_mixer, GStreamer
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, SDL, SDL_mixer, GStreamer
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, libogg, libxml2, libjpeg, mesa, libpng
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, libogg, libxml2, libjpeg, mesa, libpng, libtool
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, boost, freetype, agg, dbus, curl, pkgconfig
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, boost, freetype, agg, dbus, curl, pkgconfig
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, glib, gtk, x11
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, glib, gtk, x11
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, lib}:
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, lib}:
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# XXX: KDE is supported as well so we could make it available optionally.
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# XXX: KDE is supported as well so we could make it available optionally.
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buildInputs = [x11 SDL SDL_mixer GStreamer
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buildInputs = [x11 SDL SDL_mixer GStreamer libtool
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libogg libxml2 libjpeg mesa libpng boost freetype agg
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libogg libxml2 libjpeg mesa libpng boost freetype agg
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dbus curl pkgconfig glib gtk];
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dbus curl pkgconfig glib gtk];
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inherit SDL_mixer SDL;
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inherit SDL_mixer SDL;
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gnash = assert mesaSupported; import ../applications/video/gnash {
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gnash = assert mesaSupported; import ../applications/video/gnash {
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inherit fetchurl stdenv SDL SDL_mixer libogg libxml2 libjpeg mesa libpng
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inherit fetchurl stdenv SDL SDL_mixer libogg libxml2 libjpeg mesa libpng
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boost freetype agg dbus curl pkgconfig x11 lib;
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boost freetype agg dbus curl pkgconfig x11 libtool lib;
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inherit (gtkLibs) glib gtk;
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inherit (gtkLibs) glib gtk;
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GStreamer = gst_all.gstreamer;
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GStreamer = gst_all.gstreamer;
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};
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};
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