freebsd-ports/devel/portcheckout/Makefile

# New ports collection makefile for:    portcheckout
# Date created:         1 November 1998
# Whom:                 wosch
#
# $FreeBSD$
#

PORTNAME=	portcheckout
PORTVERSION=	2.0
CATEGORIES=	devel
MASTER_SITES=	http://wolfram.schneider.org/src/

MAINTAINER=	wosch@FreeBSD.org
COMMENT=	Checkout and build ports and all depending ports

USE_PERL5=	yes
MAN1=		portcheckout.1
MANCOMPRESSED=	maybe
PLIST_FILES=	bin/portcheckout

post-patch:
	perl -pi -e 's^\#\!/usr/local/bin/perl^#!${PERL5}^' ${WRKSRC}/portcheckout.pl

.include <bsd.port.mk>
Use MAN? macro. Change first line of Makefile from "manck" to "portcheckout". 1998-11-22 04:52:57 +01:00			`# New ports collection makefile for: portcheckout`
portcheckout - checkout ports and all depending ports Portcheckout(1) checks out a FreeBSD port and all runtime and buildtime depending ports into the current working directory. The output is written to stdout as an executable shell-script. Compiling a FreeBSD port usually require a full tree of ports in /usr/port. A cvs checkout or a cvs update command takes a very long time and need much free space. With portcheckout, you checkout only the parts of the port tree which you really need. This is a magnitude faster! 1998-11-01 17:42:29 +01:00			`# Date created: 1 November 1998`
			`# Whom: wosch`
			`#`
Change Id->FreeBSD. 1999-08-25 07:57:29 +02:00			`# $FreeBSD$`
Fix MANCOMPRESSED (=maybe) and work on standard -current. 1998-12-30 02:22:27 +01:00			`#`
portcheckout - checkout ports and all depending ports Portcheckout(1) checks out a FreeBSD port and all runtime and buildtime depending ports into the current working directory. The output is written to stdout as an executable shell-script. Compiling a FreeBSD port usually require a full tree of ports in /usr/port. A cvs checkout or a cvs update command takes a very long time and need much free space. With portcheckout, you checkout only the parts of the port tree which you really need. This is a magnitude faster! 1998-11-01 17:42:29 +01:00
PORTNAME/PORTVERSION update 2000-04-11 23:30:15 +02:00			`PORTNAME= portcheckout`
			`PORTVERSION= 2.0`
portcheckout - checkout ports and all depending ports Portcheckout(1) checks out a FreeBSD port and all runtime and buildtime depending ports into the current working directory. The output is written to stdout as an executable shell-script. Compiling a FreeBSD port usually require a full tree of ports in /usr/port. A cvs checkout or a cvs update command takes a very long time and need much free space. With portcheckout, you checkout only the parts of the port tree which you really need. This is a magnitude faster! 1998-11-01 17:42:29 +01:00			`CATEGORIES= devel`
Per distfile survey, chase change in mastersite. Informed maintainer. 2003-10-29 08:30:54 +01:00			`MASTER_SITES= http://wolfram.schneider.org/src/`
portcheckout - checkout ports and all depending ports Portcheckout(1) checks out a FreeBSD port and all runtime and buildtime depending ports into the current working directory. The output is written to stdout as an executable shell-script. Compiling a FreeBSD port usually require a full tree of ports in /usr/port. A cvs checkout or a cvs update command takes a very long time and need much free space. With portcheckout, you checkout only the parts of the port tree which you really need. This is a magnitude faster! 1998-11-01 17:42:29 +01:00
PORTNAME/PORTVERSION update 2000-04-11 23:30:15 +02:00			`MAINTAINER= wosch@FreeBSD.org`
De-pkg-comment. 2003-03-05 13:47:22 +01:00			`COMMENT= Checkout and build ports and all depending ports`
portcheckout - checkout ports and all depending ports Portcheckout(1) checks out a FreeBSD port and all runtime and buildtime depending ports into the current working directory. The output is written to stdout as an executable shell-script. Compiling a FreeBSD port usually require a full tree of ports in /usr/port. A cvs checkout or a cvs update command takes a very long time and need much free space. With portcheckout, you checkout only the parts of the port tree which you really need. This is a magnitude faster! 1998-11-01 17:42:29 +01:00
PORTNAME/PORTVERSION update 2000-04-11 23:30:15 +02:00			`USE_PERL5= yes`
Use MAN? macro. Change first line of Makefile from "manck" to "portcheckout". 1998-11-22 04:52:57 +01:00			`MAN1= portcheckout.1`
Fix MANCOMPRESSED (=maybe) and work on standard -current. 1998-12-30 02:22:27 +01:00			`MANCOMPRESSED= maybe`
Use PLIST_FILES (bento-tested, marcus-reviewed). 2004-02-06 14:12:53 +01:00			`PLIST_FILES= bin/portcheckout`
Fix MANCOMPRESSED (=maybe) and work on standard -current. 1998-12-30 02:22:27 +01:00
			`post-patch:`
			`perl -pi -e 's^\#\!/usr/local/bin/perl^#!${PERL5}^' ${WRKSRC}/portcheckout.pl`
Says that the port uses perl5 for building and running 1998-11-01 17:51:39 +01:00
portcheckout - checkout ports and all depending ports Portcheckout(1) checks out a FreeBSD port and all runtime and buildtime depending ports into the current working directory. The output is written to stdout as an executable shell-script. Compiling a FreeBSD port usually require a full tree of ports in /usr/port. A cvs checkout or a cvs update command takes a very long time and need much free space. With portcheckout, you checkout only the parts of the port tree which you really need. This is a magnitude faster! 1998-11-01 17:42:29 +01:00			`.include <bsd.port.mk>`