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Tool for building binary dependencies for Julia modules

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On Linux/BSD, [GLPK.jl](https://github.com/JuliaOpt/GLPK.jl) builds libglpk from source, using an Autotool provider. The build requires the gmp.h headers. When Julia is installed from source, these are found in the Julia tree;...

I have a dependency that is available as a debian package in a non-default repo. It would be convenient if BinDeps could do something like ``` sudo add-apt-repository sudo apt-get...

Not sure where to post this. Over at the Tk package we want to get Travis testing working. Tk package needs libraries tk and tcl. Most recent versions of this...

This would need to have the switch thrown on JuliaLang Travis for this repository, and I don't have rights to do that. CC @StefanKarpinski. (Hopefully there are others reading this...

I've seen this with a slew of packages and I'm not sure what's going on. Any help? ``` julia julia> Pkg.add("SQLite") INFO: Installing SQLite v0.1.6 INFO: Building LibCURL INFO: Building...

For `VideoIO`, getting a list of video capture devices is challenging via the library, so I'd like to use external commands for now. Since the external commands are not libraries,...

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Previously I've been checking for existence of `deps.jl` from within the main module in order to let users know if something's gone wrong when they try to import the module,...

On the latest BinDeps release, `CustomPathBinaries` code seems to be broken, observed with Gurobi.jl on both ubuntu and Arch. This provider lets you specify a custom path, e.g., ``` provides(Binaries,...

The FreeBSD implementation of make is not compatible with gnu make. Simple replacing make with gmake (has to be installed independently) solves the problem. (line 348 cmd = `gmake -j8`)...

Is there a way to make the Autotools provider run autogen.sh before running configure? I'm trying to wrap a library that builds this way and having some trouble.