Re: EuAnyRepo vs EuDrop... what's the difference?

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  • Posted by jimcbrown (admin) Sep 15, 2015
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SDPringle said...

Although you all probably know this, I will say it anyway. There is a limited tool that copies the included files for a given Euphoria program to some directory for distribution. It is called eudist and it is in the default EUPHORIA package.

Shawn Pringle

This doesn't package shared object dependencies (.so files), though. Neither does it serve as a central respository for all dependencies that a given project has.

eudist is a limited tool for a limited purpose (to grab copies of all the source code of an example program so the dev team can run it to track down hard-to-reproduce bugs in the intepreter or translator).

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