see i am working on linux fedora
Now suppose if i want to make sure that whether the library named as
libmxml is installed in my system or not then how can i know that ?
see i am working on linux fedora Now suppose if i want to make
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see i am working on linux fedora
Now suppose if i want to make sure that whether the library named as
libmxml is installed in my system or not then how can i know that ?
Typically,
rpmhandles these dependencies for you. If you need to hard-code a dependency to a package, then you can add a line like this to yourfoo.specfile:(This line is just an example; I stole it from a project I’m associated with;
pamwon’t work for you.)