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This will install the named binaries into $PREFIX/bin. However, at least "analyze" is way too generic. analyze does not seem to be needed if you just install hunspell as a dependency of, say, libreoffice, and there are other packages (such as go-tools) that try to install a binary named "analyze".
Could analyze be renamed to, for example, hunspell-analyze? (A similar consideration applies for munch and unmunch, by the way.)
Or perhaps the tools could be installed into $PREFIX/libexec/hunspell by default?
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I am one of the developers of pkgsrc, a package collection. In hunspell,
src/tools/Makefile.amcontains:This will install the named binaries into
$PREFIX/bin. However, at least "analyze" is way too generic. analyze does not seem to be needed if you just install hunspell as a dependency of, say, libreoffice, and there are other packages (such as go-tools) that try to install a binary named "analyze".analyzebe renamed to, for example,hunspell-analyze? (A similar consideration applies formunchandunmunch, by the way.)$PREFIX/libexec/hunspellby default?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: