By default, "nix-env -i ghostscript" used to install a version of Ghostscript
that didn't support X11. IMHO, this was the wrong choice for a user profile.
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Also replace the monolitic derivation hol_light_binaries with smaller
derivations. Now the installation works as follows:
# Install the base system and a script "start_hol_light"
$ nix-env -i hol_light_sources hol_light
# Install a checkpointed executable with the core library preloaded
$ nix-env -i hol_light_core_dmtcp
# Install HOL Light binaries preloaded with other specific libraries:
$ nix-env -i hol_light_multivariate_dmtcp
$ nix-env -i hol_light_complex_dmtcp
$ nix-env -i hol_light_sosa_dmtcp
$ nix-env -i hol_light_card_dmtcp
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i.e., remove the version from the name. Nix has its own mechanism to
prevent a packages to be upgraded. Instead we distinguish development
version (coq-dev-VERSION) from stable versions (coq-VERSION).
Also remove derivation for coq-8.3-beta0-1 which is now superseded by
coq-devel-8.3pre1.
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Note: In this version we introduce a new schema for the name of the coq
derivations where the coq version is included in the name (i.e.,
"coq8.3-8.3pre1" instead of "coq-8.3pre1"). The reason for this is that often
coq releases introduce several incompatibilities. Thus I argue that, in
general, users do not want nix-env to upgrade automatically form one release to
another. Also version string "8.3pre1" is used instead of "8.3-rc1" to trigger
the nix mechanism for versions comparison.
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It had to be 'coreutils' instead, but I don't think they cross-build. They
cross-build only in stdenv-updates I tihnk.
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experiment, do this by patching a line setting sys.path into the
script, rather than using makeWrapper.
* Xen requires pythonFull because it needs https/ssl support.
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* Upgrade hol_light to the latest svn version on google code (r57).
* Improve and semplify the mechanism for the generation of checkpointed binaries.
* Make hol to work with camlp5 and thus with recent version of ocaml (>=3.10, <=3.11).
* Remove ocaml_with_sources which is not needed anymore.
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specified overrides applied. This does the same as the
`packageOverrides' attribute in ~/.nixpkgs/config.nix, but can be
used within all-packages.nix to do a "deep" override for some
specific package. For instance, to build Thunderbird with an older
version of Glib, you can say:
thunderbird3 =
let
pkgs = applyGlobalOverrides (pkgsOrig:
{ gtkLibs220 = pkgsOrig.gtkLibs220 //
{ glib = pkgsOrig.gtkLibs218.glib; };
});
in
pkgs.callPackage .../thunderbird/3.x.nix {
inherit (pkgs.gnome) libIDL;
};
Note that `pkgsFun' now has an argument `pkgs' to refer to its own
result.
* Moved callPackage etc. into pkgsFun so that it uses the right
overriden packages, if applicable. `defaultScope' isn't in the
result set because that causes nix-env to go into an apparently
infinite recursion.
* Dropped the optional pkgsOrig argument to ~/.nixpkgs/config.nix,
because it's probably not useful or used.
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