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API method:
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in response headers.
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Remove from the DT_RUNPATH of FILE any entries that are not necessary according to DT_NEEDED.
Return two values: the list of absolute .so file names FILE depends on, recursively, and the list of .so file names that could not be found. File names are resolved by searching the RUNPATH of the file that NEEDs them.
This is similar to the info returned by the 'ldd' command.
Return #t if all the libraries listed as FILE's 'DT_NEEDED' entries are present in its RUNPATH, or if FILE lacks dynamic-link information. Return #f otherwise. Libraries whose name matches ALWAYS-FOUND? are considered to be always available.
Build the given Guile package, applying all of PHASES in order.
Return the effective version of GUILE or whichever 'guile' is in $PATH. Return #false if it cannot be determined.
Return paths under `output' for scm and go files for effective version of GUILE or whichever `guile' is in $PATH. Raises an error if they cannot be determined.
Build from SOURCE to OUTPUTS, using INPUTS, and by running all of PHASES in order. Return #t if all the PHASES succeeded, #f otherwise.
Build the given Haskell package, applying all of PHASES in order.
Fetch CHANGESET from URL into DIRECTORY. CHANGESET must be a valid Mercurial changeset identifier. Return #t on success, #f otherwise.
Generates the plugin.xml file that is required by Maven so it can recognize the package as a plugin, and find the entry points in the plugin.
Install a .pom file to a maven repository structure in lib/m2 that respects the file's artifact ID and group ID. This requires the parent pom, if any, to be present in the inputs so some of this information can be fetched.
Install the APIDOC-DIRECTORY to the target directory. This is used to install javadocs when this is not done by the install target.
Install jar files from JAR-DIRECTORY to the default target directory. This is used in case the build.xml does not include an install target.
Install a jar archive and its pom-file to a maven repository structure in lib/m2. This requires the parent pom file, if any, to be present in the inputs of the package being built. This phase looks either for a properly named jar file (artifactID-version.jar) or the single jar in the build directory. If there are more than one jar, and none is named appropriately, the phase fails.
Generates the pom.xml for a project. It is required by Maven to find a package, and by the java build system to know where to install a package, when a pom.xml doesn't already exist and installing to the maven repository.
Build the given Julia package, applying all of PHASES in order.