[Gambas-user] Re: Maybe a weird question

[Jose J. Rodriguez]

How does one separate the runtime to install on a Slackware-based
system? I've been meaning to ask this for a long time, but forgot
because I haven't needed to install any apps on another PC yet.

Joe1962


On 6/28/05, Rob <sourceforge-raindog2 at ...94...> wrote:
> On Tuesday 28 June 2005 17:02, Joseph Murphy wrote:
> >  It's clear that gbx is needed and components are also needed.  But
> > why do I need to install the IDE and the examples?  None of that is
> 
> You don't.  Application packages created by Gambas should only require
> the
> interpreter (the gambas-runtime package, on Mandrake at least) and
> any components needed by your specific project.  No IDE, unless your
> program is an extension to or hack of the IDE (like fakebas.)
> 
> For example, the new Gambas documentation system Benoit is working on
> requires only gambas2-runtime, gambas2-gb-db, and
> gambas2-gb-db-mysql, and that's all I installed on the server.
> 
> As for the examples, they were missing for 2 or 3 releases not too
> long ago until one of us noticed and complained about it, so clearly
> they're not required for anything.
> 
> I continue to package "gambas-complete", which includes everything,
> simply because it's still smaller than a typical java, perl, python
> or mono installation and allows people who don't believe in package
> management (fie upon you all ;) ) to try Gambas.
> 
> Rob
> 
> 
> 
> 
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