I reported this in Alienbob's blog comments:
https://alien.slackbook.org/blog/gcc...kware-current/
Maybe not the best place, but I know that he does read them.
Meanwhile, what's the easiest way to merge these two files? dir and dir.new?
UPDATE: Texinfo's dir file is also not correct, at least on my machine (which is a bit of a mess, I have to admit, uses compat32, sbo, etc).
For example, when trying to browse an entry for chroot:
Code:
* chroot(sh-utils) Specify the root directory.
The response is:
Code:
Info file textutils does not exist
So, apparently, there is some other way to properly populate the dir file.
meanwhile, opens a man page, briefly complaining that the info node doesn't exist.
(The node's non-existence is not surprising, since:
Quote:
Fileutils, Shellutils, and Textutils have been combined into the GNU Coreutils package. All further development and discussion is now taking place as Coreutils. The last separate versions were fileutils-4.1.11, textutils-2.1, and sh-utils-2.0.15. The first major release of coreutils-5.0 was announced on Fri, 4 April 2003.
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And the SlackBuild has:
Code:
# Be sure this is "fresh"
zcat $CWD/dir.gz > $PKG/usr/info/dir
mv $PKG/usr/info/dir $PKG/usr/info/dir.new
And the dir file is shipped with the slackbuild in current/source/ap/texinfo/
Possibly, this can be fixed with the `install-info' command, or somehow similarly, but I'm too ignorant about that.