PUMA_CONFIG environment Variable -------------------------------- The ac++ requires the environment variable named PUMA_CONFIG set, or will fall back to /etc/puma.config. Without a suitable puma.config file, ac++ will fail with irritating error messages about not finding the right includes. The Debian package uses ag++ to create an suitable puma.config in its postinst script. This script has to be re-run each time a new GCC version is installed using dpkg-reconfigure. Unfortunately, there is no mechanism to register hooks after upgrading GCC, so this is up to the local system admin. After all this would not happen quite often in a stable release, huh? ;) -- Reinhard Tartler , Mon, 27 Mar 2017 20:26:38 -0400 Woven vs. Unwoven Sources ------------------------- the orig.tar.gz has been downloaded from http://www.aspectc.org/fileadmin/downloads/ac/1.0pre2/ac-woven-1.0pre2.tar.gz The unwoven sources require ac++ to build. The woven sources have do have exact the same sources, but Puma has already been woven, so that it can be built on the buildds. The shell wrappers ac++ and ag++ have been removed, because puma now uses /etc/puma.config as default config file if no environment variable PUMA_CONFIG is set. -- Reinhard Tartler Fri, 23 Dec 2005 10:18:20 +0100 aspectc++ for Debian -------------------- AspectC++ development team shipped version 0.9.1 compiling static binaries. This was changed in this Debian package, keeping static linkage only with libPuma, which is an AspectC++ specific library, and doesn't need to be distributed. -- Antonio S. de A. Terceiro , Sat, 12 Feb 2005 21:40:50 -0200