Robin H. Johnson wrote:[Tue Jun 07 2005, 03:04:43PM EDT] > OpenSSL mainly uses perl to generate the assembly language versions > of it's commands, in an almost portable fashion. There are also > a few other scripts written in perl, but again, they don't use any > modules from my examination.
This isn't always an option... but how hard would it be to rewrite that stuff in awk or sed? I did something similar in mozconfig.eclass. There is a long /bin/csh script that is part of the mozilla build process. It used to create a dependecy from mozilla on csh... I replaced it with this: # Simulate the silly csh makemake script makemake() { typeset m topdir for m in $(find . -name Makefile.in); do topdir=$(echo "$m" | sed -r 's:[^/]+:..:g') sed -e "s:@srcdir@:.:g" -e "s:@top_srcdir@:${topdir}:g" \ < ${m} > ${m%.in} || die "sed ${m} failed" done } Regards, Aron -- Aron Griffis Gentoo Linux Developer
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