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Update to 0.14: o Added the `qt_program' type to bt_logic as a replacement for the old qt.moc.mk makefile. o Added logging functionality to bt_logic, to help debugging problems present in it and to tell the developer what is happening during a build. o Added a standard customizable directory (named `doc') where a package may install documents. Package documents (those registered in the docs() function) will get installed in this directory by default. o Removed all uses of the getopt(1) command. This means that all mod- ules that still used it now support long options, aside from the standard short ones. o Multiple bug fixes.
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# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.13 2003/09/05 18:50:32 jmmv Exp $
Initial import of buildtool-0.6 into the NetBSD Packages Collection. Provided in PR 18042 by Julio Merino. Buildtool is a set of helper tools designed to make easy to configure source packages and build them, also making them more portable. Buildtool can be tought as the BSD replacement of GNU automake, autoconf and libtool.
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#
Update to 0.14: o Added the `qt_program' type to bt_logic as a replacement for the old qt.moc.mk makefile. o Added logging functionality to bt_logic, to help debugging problems present in it and to tell the developer what is happening during a build. o Added a standard customizable directory (named `doc') where a package may install documents. Package documents (those registered in the docs() function) will get installed in this directory by default. o Removed all uses of the getopt(1) command. This means that all mod- ules that still used it now support long options, aside from the standard short ones. o Multiple bug fixes.
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DISTNAME= buildtool-0.14
Initial import of buildtool-0.6 into the NetBSD Packages Collection. Provided in PR 18042 by Julio Merino. Buildtool is a set of helper tools designed to make easy to configure source packages and build them, also making them more portable. Buildtool can be tought as the BSD replacement of GNU automake, autoconf and libtool.
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CATEGORIES= devel
MASTER_SITES= ${MASTER_SITE_SOURCEFORGE:=buildtool/}
s/netbsd.org/NetBSD.org/
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MAINTAINER= jmmv@NetBSD.org
Initial import of buildtool-0.6 into the NetBSD Packages Collection. Provided in PR 18042 by Julio Merino. Buildtool is a set of helper tools designed to make easy to configure source packages and build them, also making them more portable. Buildtool can be tought as the BSD replacement of GNU automake, autoconf and libtool.
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HOMEPAGE= http://buildtool.sourceforge.net/
Update to 0.13: o All Buildtool control files (the ones in the buildtool.d subdirecto- ry) were unified into a single file, Generic.bt, which is placed in the top level directory for simplicity. Everything is now controlled from shell functions defined in that file. Buildtool will assist you in this conversion when needed. o The bt_sh module was added, a very fast and small shell interpreter. o The bt_logic module was extended (really, rewritten from scratch) to provide a shell based program to track dependancies and build tar- gets. It still acts as a wrapper for compilation and linking com- mands. As a side effect, the old code was readded as the bt_wrap module, needed to keep bt_make working until both can be safely re- moved. o bt_config will now check for several programs to generate dependancy files. Aside from the standard cpp(1), it also searches for fastdep, which will give better results on slow computers. o Some bug fixes.
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COMMENT= Portable build infrastructure
Initial import of buildtool-0.6 into the NetBSD Packages Collection. Provided in PR 18042 by Julio Merino. Buildtool is a set of helper tools designed to make easy to configure source packages and build them, also making them more portable. Buildtool can be tought as the BSD replacement of GNU automake, autoconf and libtool.
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Update buildtool to 0.7. Changes in 0.7, state: alpha ---------------------------- * New check bt_check_bits, which determines appropiate C types for different sizes. * New check bt_check_hdr_std, which searches standard headers. You *must* use this function, as it is now required for further checks (improves portability). * Addition of the `siteinfo' target to the main program. It allows to get specific information about where Buildtool is installed by third party programs. * Default name of Makefile's changed to Makefile.bt. This allows Automake and Buildtool to coexist in the same package and also avoids running a regular Make tool within a Buildtool-ized package (which will confuse the user). * Build fixes under MacOS X (Darwin). * Minor bug fixes to run cleanly under Win32, using Cygwin. * Runtime fixes under GNU-based systems (the `getopt' command did not behave properly). While I'm here, fix some things: force the package to use TeXinfo 4.0 and make it use PKG_SYSCONFDIR.
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USE_BUILDLINK2= yes
Use HAS_CONFIGURE and CONFIGURE_ARGS instead of defining our own do-configure target. Not doing this means that variables like CFLAGS are not passed to the script.
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HAS_CONFIGURE= yes
Update buildtool to 0.7. Changes in 0.7, state: alpha ---------------------------- * New check bt_check_bits, which determines appropiate C types for different sizes. * New check bt_check_hdr_std, which searches standard headers. You *must* use this function, as it is now required for further checks (improves portability). * Addition of the `siteinfo' target to the main program. It allows to get specific information about where Buildtool is installed by third party programs. * Default name of Makefile's changed to Makefile.bt. This allows Automake and Buildtool to coexist in the same package and also avoids running a regular Make tool within a Buildtool-ized package (which will confuse the user). * Build fixes under MacOS X (Darwin). * Minor bug fixes to run cleanly under Win32, using Cygwin. * Runtime fixes under GNU-based systems (the `getopt' command did not behave properly). While I'm here, fix some things: force the package to use TeXinfo 4.0 and make it use PKG_SYSCONFDIR.
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PKG_SYSCONFSUBDIR= buildtool
Initial import of buildtool-0.6 into the NetBSD Packages Collection. Provided in PR 18042 by Julio Merino. Buildtool is a set of helper tools designed to make easy to configure source packages and build them, also making them more portable. Buildtool can be tought as the BSD replacement of GNU automake, autoconf and libtool.
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Use HAS_CONFIGURE and CONFIGURE_ARGS instead of defining our own do-configure target. Not doing this means that variables like CFLAGS are not passed to the script.
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CONFIGURE_ARGS= -p ${LOCALBASE}
CONFIGURE_ARGS+= -c ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}
Update to 0.12: Released on 2003/07/24, its state was alpha. o The bt_wizard module was added, which creates the basic structure needed for a project based on a serie of interactive questions. o Added cache support for many checks in bt_config. This makes the program run a lot faster if checks are duplicated, and more impor- tant, lets the administrator define check results beforehand in the system wide bt_config.conf configuration file. o The bt_swcgen module was added, which aids the system administrator in the creation of system-wide configuration files for bt_config (that is, files that store check results to avoid rechecking the same thing over and over again). o The buildtool.d/config_init file was deprecated. The entire configu- ration script is now read from a single file, buildtool.d/config, as the old framework was confusing and error prone. Compatibility will be kept for some time. o The TeXinfo documentation was removed. The manual is now distributed in its own `buildtool-doc' package, written using Docbook/XML. o The buildtool.spec file was added, needed to create RPM packages. It actually supports building binary packages for RedHat Linux and SuSE Linux. o Improved user experience: better usage messages and support for long options added. o A developer mode was added to all configure scripts (disabled by de- fault). It enables extra functionality during the build process, ideal for developers but which may annoy end users. o Removed license description files. bt_dist will suggest a COPYING file instead, as this is the most common practice suggested by li- censes. o New standard checks in the bt_config module, specially bt_check_prog_m4() and bt_check_attribute(). o Code cleanup and simplification (using M4 in some places).
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CONFIGURE_ENV+= M4="${M4}"
Convert to USE_NEW_TEXINFO. While here, pass ${SH}'s value to configure.
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CONFIGURE_ENV+= SH="${SH}"
Initial import of buildtool-0.6 into the NetBSD Packages Collection. Provided in PR 18042 by Julio Merino. Buildtool is a set of helper tools designed to make easy to configure source packages and build them, also making them more portable. Buildtool can be tought as the BSD replacement of GNU automake, autoconf and libtool.
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Update to 0.12: Released on 2003/07/24, its state was alpha. o The bt_wizard module was added, which creates the basic structure needed for a project based on a serie of interactive questions. o Added cache support for many checks in bt_config. This makes the program run a lot faster if checks are duplicated, and more impor- tant, lets the administrator define check results beforehand in the system wide bt_config.conf configuration file. o The bt_swcgen module was added, which aids the system administrator in the creation of system-wide configuration files for bt_config (that is, files that store check results to avoid rechecking the same thing over and over again). o The buildtool.d/config_init file was deprecated. The entire configu- ration script is now read from a single file, buildtool.d/config, as the old framework was confusing and error prone. Compatibility will be kept for some time. o The TeXinfo documentation was removed. The manual is now distributed in its own `buildtool-doc' package, written using Docbook/XML. o The buildtool.spec file was added, needed to create RPM packages. It actually supports building binary packages for RedHat Linux and SuSE Linux. o Improved user experience: better usage messages and support for long options added. o A developer mode was added to all configure scripts (disabled by de- fault). It enables extra functionality during the build process, ideal for developers but which may annoy end users. o Removed license description files. bt_dist will suggest a COPYING file instead, as this is the most common practice suggested by li- censes. o New standard checks in the bt_config module, specially bt_check_prog_m4() and bt_check_attribute(). o Code cleanup and simplification (using M4 in some places).
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post-install:
${INSTALL_DATA_DIR} ${PREFIX}/share/buildtool-0/pkgflags
Initial import of buildtool-0.6 into the NetBSD Packages Collection. Provided in PR 18042 by Julio Merino. Buildtool is a set of helper tools designed to make easy to configure source packages and build them, also making them more portable. Buildtool can be tought as the BSD replacement of GNU automake, autoconf and libtool.
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.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
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