<phant0mas>so do I have to write the same parts ,with mach headers, again <bavier`>package's can inherit from other packages, with overrides <bavier`>perhaps that might be appropriate here <phant0mas>any guidance on where I can find some examples in the other recipes? <bavier`>look for the "inherit" keyword, such as in python.scm:161 <phant0mas>So when I use inherit everything stays the same exept the parts that I say to be done otherwise? <phant0mas>a question how can I say that don't do the inherited build phase but the normal one? <sriharsha>phant0mas, by including (build-system gnunet-build-system) <davexunit>civodul: I saw on the mailing list that you use EMMS to play music. do you do so with an MPD backend? <davexunit>I've been meaning to learn to use EMMS because I hear that it can talk to MPD. <jmd>I think that software named with four letter acronyms outperforms that with only three letters. <davexunit>but this 4 letter software can work as a client to the 3 letter software. :) <davexunit>I've rediscovered my love for MPD. very good architecture. <davexunit>yeah it's a little server that just plays music and there's a billion different clients for it. <civodul>at work, Manuel Serrano did something similar with HOP, but purely webish <davexunit>I use a tiny client called mpdscribble that just scrobbles tracks to libre.fm and now I'm going to try using EMMS for actually browsing my library and playing music. <civodul>damn, the main output of our Git package takes 200 MiB *davexunit got emms running with mpd :) ***drewc2 is now known as drewc
<phant0mas>../linux/src/drivers/scsi/BusLogic.c:53:24: fatal error: FlashPoint.c: No such file or directory <phant0mas>How can I point to the include folder produced by gnumach-headers recipe? <civodul>phant0mas: ISTR that the GNU Mach tarball lacks a few files actually :-) <civodul>i think it builds only if you build the minimal set of drivers <mark_weaver>at some point, we'll have to enable the scsi drivers of course :)