option. Instead of just merging them, the wrapper fails. Let's see which
packages get broken by that and then fix them.
I've also heard rumours that a plain -L is used as an alias to -nostdlib
in some compilers. This would have been handled wrong up to now, since
it definitely wasn't intended to be merged with the following argument.
locking types for WRKDIR and LOCALBASE.
The default values are currently based on PKGSRC_LOCKTYPE, but the
recommended values are different. For LOCALBASE, the recommended value
is "sleep", since after one transaction has finished, the next can be
done in the new LOCALBASE without problems.
The situation is different though in WRKDIR. After one transaction has
finished there, it is often the case that the directory is removed,
including the lockfile. In that case, the package has usually been
installed and packaged successfully, and it would be a bad idea to let
the next transaction try to do the same again. Therefore, the
recommended value here is "once".
-32 does _not_ belong to ABI 32. Instead, the mapping is:
ABI Options
(undef) -o32 -32
32 -n32
64 -64
While here, allowing -OPT:* to pass through to the compiler, since it
will understand it.
This should fix PR 35729.
- Targets that are not intended to be defined here (replace-pkg and
undo-replace-pkg) are not defined here. (Sounds obvious, but apparently
isn't.)
- Targets that are intended to be defined here and only here (replace
and undo-replace) do not need a multiple-definition protection.
- Moved all comments to the top of the file.
distfiles' checksums once and only once, between fetching and extracting
them.
The DO_CHECKSUMS_REPEATEDLY variable can be set to "yes" by those who
need the checksums checked more than once.
the vulnerabilities file. This cuts down significantly on the time
spent running sort-packages:
On 3228 packages before:
20259.43s real 9888.82s user 13138.60s system
With this change:
6595.97s real 3215.58s user 4265.13s system
wrapper_abi variable. This is used in the MIPSpro wrapper to reject any
package that tries to compile a file for the wrong ABI. This is not just
a warning because such a package most likely has more severe problems.
The gcc -Wall option seems to be similar to the MIPSpro -fullwarn
option, so map them.
This is especially critical for dependency patterns like
p5-perl-headers-6.5{,nb*}, which just occured on IRIX.
By the way, in "set -e" mode, assertions for non-empty variables can be
written much easier.
* Add the necessary changes to allow genreadme.awk to process the v1.1.0
format pkg-vulnerabilities file.
* Changes are fully backward compatable i.e. mkreadme should be able to
parse v1.0.0 and v1.1.0 format files.
