Simon Wright
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* Add macOS support to libreadline.
"brew info readline" shows that the library is "keg-only", i.e. it's
not symlinked into Homebrew's normally-visible include/, lib/
folders. This doesn't matter for the main usage in Alire
(gnatcoll_readline), because it's only requirement is to link against
"-lreadline". On macOS this is provided by BSD libedit.
In that case, why bother installing it? To stop alr warning
"Generating possibly incomplete environment because of missing
dependencies".
* index/li/libreadline/libreadline-external.toml: For Homebrew & MacPorts,
the external package is "readline".
* Add libreadline support for Centos, Fedora
* index/li/libreadline/libreadline-external.toml: as summary.
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TOML
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TOML
description = "The GNU Readline Library"
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name = "libreadline"
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licenses = "GPL-3.0-only"
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maintainers = ["chouteau@adacore.com"]
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maintainers-logins = ["Fabien-Chouteau"]
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[[external]]
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kind = "system"
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[external.origin."case(distribution)"]
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"debian|ubuntu" = ["libreadline-dev"]
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msys2 = ["mingw-w64-x86_64-readline"]
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"homebrew|macports" = ["readline"]
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"centos|fedora" = ["readline-devel"]
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