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geeqie: xxd is required as build dependency
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xxd == vim?
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xxd is provided by vim.
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How is it required? Geeqie seems to build/work fine without it. And in the interest of preventing dependency bloat I'd rather not make Geeqie depend on Vim.
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I get the following error when trying to build it without the vim dependency:
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On what platform is that?
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This may have been caused by the use of
fetchgit
causing the timestamp ofClayRGB1998.icc
to be newer thanClayRGB1998_icc.h
, forcing it to be rebuilt. I changed it to use fetchurl which should provide a deterministic timestamp.852f0bf
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That makes sense, I just noticed some non-deterministic behavior, too. Btw. platform is 64bit linux.