The WRKSRC variable (among others) is checked to consist of ony one
word. The url2pkg tool had created lines like
WRKSRC= ${WRKDIR}/Makefile PLIST distinfo
in the past, which happened to work in most cases up to now, but really
shouldn't.
Changes since 2.0:
- Made the dependency detection for Perl modules work again. The code
does not assume to be run in a special directory anymore.
- Perl modules that use the prompt() function to query the user
interactively can be handled. All questions are assumed to be answered
by just pressing <enter>.
- Made url2pkg more robust when interpreting the output of MakeMaker.pm.
Many Perl modules write additional things to stdout during the
generation of the Makefile.
- The language for the *.f files is "fortran", not "f".
- Fixed the regular expression for prdownloads.sourceforge.net links, so
that the distfile name is properly extracted.
- Handle 'badly named' patch files
- In the event of a distint checksum mismatch, report the affected file
as well as package
- If we need to call out to make to parse a makefile and it returns any
errors, ensure we prefix the error output with the Makefile path
- run through perltidy. Ugly, but consistent
Rewrote url2pkg in Perl, enhancing it in several ways:
- Packages for Perl modules using MakeMaker can be generated almost
completely. The only thing that usually needs to be filled out after
running url2pkg is the DESCR file.
- USE_LANGUAGES is filled automatically.
- After generating the initial Makefile, the editor is run to let the
user edit the Makefile. These changes are preserved as much as
possible. (This had not been the case before.)
- Extending url2pkg has been made much easier by splitting the tasks that
do the "magic" into small subroutines and by adding a detailed
description of what these routines are supposed to do.
Set the version number to 2.0.
This avoids problem where the plist-man.awk script sees the empty
value for MANINSTALL and sets it to the default of 'maninstall catinstall'.
Fixes install/packaging problems on solaris.
Since many package fail to build in exotic environments because of that,
it is worth having this check even though we are currently in a freeze.
Improved the detection of absolute pathnames once more.
took about 300 MB of memory. Now it takes 27 MB, which is still much,
but quite better.
The cause for the memory leak was that I wrote
my ($result) = @_;
instead of
my ($result) = ($1);
after successfully matching a regular expression. That way, pkglint
created some cyclic data structures, and since Perl does not have
garbage collection, these didn't get cleaned up.
Added some checks so that this cannot easily happen again. Also fixed
some other instances where @_ appeared in the source code.
Changes since 4.68:
- Improved the checks for BUILD_DEFS.
- Improved the shell word parser.
- Improved the heuristics for detecting absolute pathnames.
- The :M* operator is only required with GNU configure scripts.
Committed during the freeze to have a unique version number that includes
the features from the last days.
- Sort dependencies properly so that, e.g., 2.10 is considered newer than 2.8.
This is still a hack and might fail in some cases, but is hopefully much
better than before.
reasonably well. In the first pass, all variables that are added to
BUILD_DEFS are collected, and in the second pass it is checked whether
any remaining user-defined variables are used but have not been added to
BUILD_DEFS. This way, it does not matter in which order the variables
appear in the files.
tiger instead. Also kill bogus NULL pointer handling in both algorithms:
passing null pointers as buffers (when len != 0) or context is a serious
programming error and should result in a segfault. Bump version to
20060826. OK agc@
shell parser to correctly handle ${WRKSRC.${d}}, which appears for
example in geography/epsg.
Avoided an internal fatal error for files that contain RCS conflicts.
