amrein wrote on Fri, 03 April 2020 10:13

Installing gcc-c++ is enough to build umk. Then umk should tell what dependencies are missing (pkg-config and others).

So I wondered how you mean this. I hoped that your tarball takes care about it, but now I see that you expect to add functionality to 'umk' that stops on failed pkg-config?

But even so, that would only list the names of missing libraries. The names of packages are different...

Mirek