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#1 2016-11-29 07:29:50

Vyre
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Registered: 2011-06-18
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[SOLVED] Installing a package with staticlibs using pacman

Is there a way for me to install (or reinstall) a package with new makepkg options from the official repositories?  I'd like to reinstall gcc-fortran (or gcc-libs?) with OPTIONS=(staticlibs) instead of the default !staticlibs.  I have a code that requires libgfortran.a.  I'm wondering if I can do this with pacman, or is the only option to do a custom build + makepkg of gcc-fortran?

I tried modifying /etc/makepkg.conf, changing the !staticlibs to staticlibs, but this doesn't seem to get me libgfortran.a when I do a reinstall.

Any help is much appreciated.

Last edited by Vyre (2016-11-30 03:14:17)

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#2 2016-11-29 11:27:00

TheChickenMan
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Re: [SOLVED] Installing a package with staticlibs using pacman

You have to rebuild the package yourself using ABS.


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#3 2016-11-30 03:14:35

Vyre
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Re: [SOLVED] Installing a package with staticlibs using pacman

Alrighty.  Thanks!

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