pkgsrc/Makefile

# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.86 2014/06/02 10:24:05 wiz Exp $
#
# This is the top-level Makefile of pkgsrc. It contains a list of the
# categories of packages, as well as some targets that operate on the
# whole pkgsrc system.
#
# User-settable variables:
#
# SPECIFIC_PKGS
#	(See mk/defaults/mk.conf)
#
# SITE_SPECIFIC_PKGS
# HOST_SPECIFIC_PKGS
# GROUP_SPECIFIC_PKGS
# USER_SPECIFIC_PKGS
#	The specific packages that are to be built.
#
#	XXX: Why are there four distinct variables? The same could be
#	achieved using just SPECIFIC_PKGS as the list of packages and
#	leaving the remaining details to the user.
#
# See also:
#	mk/misc/toplevel.mk
#

# Note: The tools definitions must come before bsd.prefs.mk is included.

# tools used by this Makefile
USE_TOOLS+=	[ awk cat cmp echo env expr false fgrep grep mv	rm sed	\
		sort wc

# additional tools used by bsd.pkg.subdir.mk
USE_TOOLS+=	basename touch

PKGSRCTOP=	yes

.include "mk/bsd.prefs.mk"

.if defined(SPECIFIC_PKGS)
SUBDIR+=	${SITE_SPECIFIC_PKGS}
SUBDIR+=	${HOST_SPECIFIC_PKGS}
SUBDIR+=	${GROUP_SPECIFIC_PKGS}
SUBDIR+=	${USER_SPECIFIC_PKGS}
.else
# Packages in the x11 category tend to require a lot more parse time
# than the rest of the packages. Reorder it to the beginning to avoid
# stalling parallel scans near the end of a run.
SUBDIR+=	x11
SUBDIR+=	archivers
SUBDIR+=	audio
SUBDIR+=	benchmarks
SUBDIR+=	biology
SUBDIR+=	cad
SUBDIR+=	chat
SUBDIR+=	comms
SUBDIR+=	converters
SUBDIR+=	cross
SUBDIR+=	databases
SUBDIR+=	devel
SUBDIR+=	editors
SUBDIR+=	emulators
SUBDIR+=	filesystems
SUBDIR+=	finance
SUBDIR+=	fonts
SUBDIR+=	games
SUBDIR+=	geography
SUBDIR+=	graphics
SUBDIR+=	ham
SUBDIR+=	inputmethod
SUBDIR+=	lang
SUBDIR+=	mail
SUBDIR+=	math
SUBDIR+=	mbone
SUBDIR+=	meta-pkgs
SUBDIR+=	misc
SUBDIR+=	multimedia
SUBDIR+=	net
SUBDIR+=	news
SUBDIR+=	parallel
SUBDIR+=	pkgtools
SUBDIR+=	print
#SUBDIR+=	regress		# regression tests must be started manually
SUBDIR+=	security
SUBDIR+=	shells
SUBDIR+=	sysutils
SUBDIR+=	textproc
SUBDIR+=	time
SUBDIR+=	wm
SUBDIR+=	www
.endif

SUBDIR+=	${USER_ADDITIONAL_PKGS}

.include "mk/misc/toplevel.mk"
Remove old bulk build code. Use pbulk. 2014-06-02 12:24:05 +02:00			`# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.86 2014/06/02 10:24:05 wiz Exp $`
Moved the make targets from the top-level Makefile to their own file, mk/misc/toplevel.mk. Added a bit of documentation. 2007-01-06 18:10:42 +01:00			`#`
			`# This is the top-level Makefile of pkgsrc. It contains a list of the`
			`# categories of packages, as well as some targets that operate on the`
			`# whole pkgsrc system.`
			`#`
			`# User-settable variables:`
			`#`
			`# SPECIFIC_PKGS`
			`# (See mk/defaults/mk.conf)`
			`#`
			`# SITE_SPECIFIC_PKGS`
			`# HOST_SPECIFIC_PKGS`
			`# GROUP_SPECIFIC_PKGS`
			`# USER_SPECIFIC_PKGS`
			`# The specific packages that are to be built.`
			`#`
			`# XXX: Why are there four distinct variables? The same could be`
			`# achieved using just SPECIFIC_PKGS as the list of packages and`
			`# leaving the remaining details to the user.`
			`#`
			`# See also:`
			`# mk/misc/toplevel.mk`
Take 2: Import the master pkgs Makefile, from the FreeBSD ports collection. 1997-10-03 10:03:18 +02:00			`#`
List the tools that are used by the files included by /usr/pkgsrc/Makefile. This causes the relevant "TOOL" variable names to be defined by bsd.prefs.mk (through including mk/tools/defaults.mk). 2005-05-14 22:50:02 +02:00
The tool definitions must come before including bsd.prefs.mk. Pointed out by wiz. 2007-01-07 01:57:36 +01:00			`# Note: The tools definitions must come before bsd.prefs.mk is included.`

			`# tools used by this Makefile`
			`USE_TOOLS+= [ awk cat cmp echo env expr false fgrep grep mv rm sed \`
			`sort wc`

			`# additional tools used by bsd.pkg.subdir.mk`
			`USE_TOOLS+= basename touch`

			`PKGSRCTOP= yes`

Back out last two revs and go back to 1.19. 1999-03-03 21:19:05 +01:00			`.include "mk/bsd.prefs.mk"`
Allow for customised groups of packages at the top-level of pkgsrc. If SPECIFIC_PKGS is defined (at the top-level of pkgsrc), then instead of looping through all the categories and then all the packages within that, simply loop through ${SITE_SPECIFIC_PKGS}, ${HOST_SPECIFIC_PKGS}, ${GROUP_SPECIFIC_PKGS} and ${USER_SPECIFIC_PKGS}, which are whitespace separated lists of categories/packages e.g. SITE_SPECIFIC_PKGS+= devel/cvs security/ssh The default behaviour is unchanged - if SPECIFIC_PKGS is not defined, the whole hierarchy will be traversed. Modify mk.conf.example to reflect the settings of SPECIFIC_PKGS, SITE_SPECIFIC_PKGS, HOST_SPECIFIC_PKGS, GROUP_SPECIFIC_PKGS and USER_SPECIFIC_PKGS. Modify the ispell package to use the make definition ISPELL_LANG, rather than just LANG (which can clash with the environment variable of the same name), and modify mk.conf.example accordingly. 1999-02-21 22:25:02 +01:00
Moved the make targets from the top-level Makefile to their own file, mk/misc/toplevel.mk. Added a bit of documentation. 2007-01-06 18:10:42 +01:00			`.if defined(SPECIFIC_PKGS)`
Allow for customised groups of packages at the top-level of pkgsrc. If SPECIFIC_PKGS is defined (at the top-level of pkgsrc), then instead of looping through all the categories and then all the packages within that, simply loop through ${SITE_SPECIFIC_PKGS}, ${HOST_SPECIFIC_PKGS}, ${GROUP_SPECIFIC_PKGS} and ${USER_SPECIFIC_PKGS}, which are whitespace separated lists of categories/packages e.g. SITE_SPECIFIC_PKGS+= devel/cvs security/ssh The default behaviour is unchanged - if SPECIFIC_PKGS is not defined, the whole hierarchy will be traversed. Modify mk.conf.example to reflect the settings of SPECIFIC_PKGS, SITE_SPECIFIC_PKGS, HOST_SPECIFIC_PKGS, GROUP_SPECIFIC_PKGS and USER_SPECIFIC_PKGS. Modify the ispell package to use the make definition ISPELL_LANG, rather than just LANG (which can clash with the environment variable of the same name), and modify mk.conf.example accordingly. 1999-02-21 22:25:02 +01:00			`SUBDIR+= ${SITE_SPECIFIC_PKGS}`
			`SUBDIR+= ${HOST_SPECIFIC_PKGS}`
			`SUBDIR+= ${GROUP_SPECIFIC_PKGS}`
			`SUBDIR+= ${USER_SPECIFIC_PKGS}`
			`.else`
Fix typo in comment. 2007-06-20 00:30:33 +02:00			`# Packages in the x11 category tend to require a lot more parse time`
Reorder SUBDIR list slightly to give parallel scans a change to run the very slow jobs in x11 when other jobs are available for processing. Some packages need up to 10min for pbulk-index on my build system and the reorder reduces the overall scan time with 4 clients from 35min to 30min. Discussed with jlam@. 2007-06-19 15:39:56 +02:00			`# than the rest of the packages. Reorder it to the beginning to avoid`
			`# stalling parallel scans near the end of a run.`
			`SUBDIR+= x11`
Indented the SUBDIR section to look like the SUBDIR sections in the category Makefiles. 2005-09-02 00:02:34 +02:00			`SUBDIR+= archivers`
			`SUBDIR+= audio`
			`SUBDIR+= benchmarks`
			`SUBDIR+= biology`
			`SUBDIR+= cad`
			`SUBDIR+= chat`
			`SUBDIR+= comms`
			`SUBDIR+= converters`
			`SUBDIR+= cross`
			`SUBDIR+= databases`
			`SUBDIR+= devel`
			`SUBDIR+= editors`
			`SUBDIR+= emulators`
Add the new filesystems category, as proposed on tech-pkg. 2007-02-20 23:46:32 +01:00			`SUBDIR+= filesystems`
Indented the SUBDIR section to look like the SUBDIR sections in the category Makefiles. 2005-09-02 00:02:34 +02:00			`SUBDIR+= finance`
			`SUBDIR+= fonts`
			`SUBDIR+= games`
			`SUBDIR+= geography`
			`SUBDIR+= graphics`
			`SUBDIR+= ham`
			`SUBDIR+= inputmethod`
			`SUBDIR+= lang`
			`SUBDIR+= mail`
			`SUBDIR+= math`
			`SUBDIR+= mbone`
			`SUBDIR+= meta-pkgs`
			`SUBDIR+= misc`
			`SUBDIR+= multimedia`
			`SUBDIR+= net`
			`SUBDIR+= news`
			`SUBDIR+= parallel`
			`SUBDIR+= pkgtools`
			`SUBDIR+= print`
Added a comment to the "regress" category. 2005-09-28 09:49:22 +02:00			`#SUBDIR+= regress # regression tests must be started manually`
Indented the SUBDIR section to look like the SUBDIR sections in the category Makefiles. 2005-09-02 00:02:34 +02:00			`SUBDIR+= security`
			`SUBDIR+= shells`
			`SUBDIR+= sysutils`
			`SUBDIR+= textproc`
			`SUBDIR+= time`
			`SUBDIR+= wm`
			`SUBDIR+= www`
Allow for customised groups of packages at the top-level of pkgsrc. If SPECIFIC_PKGS is defined (at the top-level of pkgsrc), then instead of looping through all the categories and then all the packages within that, simply loop through ${SITE_SPECIFIC_PKGS}, ${HOST_SPECIFIC_PKGS}, ${GROUP_SPECIFIC_PKGS} and ${USER_SPECIFIC_PKGS}, which are whitespace separated lists of categories/packages e.g. SITE_SPECIFIC_PKGS+= devel/cvs security/ssh The default behaviour is unchanged - if SPECIFIC_PKGS is not defined, the whole hierarchy will be traversed. Modify mk.conf.example to reflect the settings of SPECIFIC_PKGS, SITE_SPECIFIC_PKGS, HOST_SPECIFIC_PKGS, GROUP_SPECIFIC_PKGS and USER_SPECIFIC_PKGS. Modify the ispell package to use the make definition ISPELL_LANG, rather than just LANG (which can clash with the environment variable of the same name), and modify mk.conf.example accordingly. 1999-02-21 22:25:02 +01:00			`.endif`
Take 2: Import the master pkgs Makefile, from the FreeBSD ports collection. 1997-10-03 10:03:18 +02:00
Also include ${USER_ADDITIONAL_PKGS} in ${SUBDIR}. This makes it easy to add local directories to the build hierarchy (e.g. wip, local). 2003-05-03 18:26:01 +02:00			`SUBDIR+= ${USER_ADDITIONAL_PKGS}`
Add show-deps target: List all packages that depend on a particular package; needs the INDEX file Usage: 'make show-deps PKG=openssl' PKG: name of the package No make dependency on INDEX by purpose, since INDEX generation right now happens too often (too much phoniness, I guess). 2004-03-26 03:38:42 +01:00
cleanup 2009-05-16 09:21:05 +02:00			`.include "mk/misc/toplevel.mk"`