On 15/02/16 13:59, Michał Górny wrote:
> On Mon, 15 Feb 2016 09:16:53 +0100
> "Justin Lecher (jlec)" <j...@gentoo.org> wrote:
>
>> # Copyright 1999-2016 Gentoo Foundation
>> # Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2
>> # $Id$
>>
>> # @ECLASS: intel-sdp-r1.eclass
>> # @MAINTAINER:
>> # Justin Lecher <j...@gentoo.org>
>> # David Seifert <s...@gentoo.org>
>> # Sci Team <s...@gentoo.org>
>> # @BLURB: Handling of Intel's Software Development Products package
>> management
>>
>> if [[ ! ${_INTEL_SDP_R1_ECLASS_} ]]; then
>>
>> case "${EAPI:-0}" in
>
> :-0 is meaningless here.
>
>> 6) ;;
>> *) die "EAPI=${EAPI} is not supported" ;;
>
> If at all, it could be helpful here.We had that before, will fix it. > >> esac >> >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_DID >> # @DEFAULT_UNSET >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # The package download ID from Intel. >> # To find out its value, see the links to download in >> # https://registrationcenter.intel.com/RegCenter/MyProducts.aspx >> # >> # e.g. 8365 >> # >> # Must be defined before inheriting the eclass >> >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_DPN >> # @DEFAULT_UNSET >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # The package name to download from Intel. >> # To find out its value, see the links to download in >> # https://registrationcenter.intel.com/RegCenter/MyProducts.aspx >> # >> # e.g. parallel_studio_xe >> # >> # Must be defined before inheriting the eclass >> >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_DPV >> # @DEFAULT_UNSET >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # The package download version from Intel. >> # To find out its value, see the links to download in >> # https://registrationcenter.intel.com/RegCenter/MyProducts.aspx >> # >> # e.g. 2016_update1 >> # >> # Must be defined before inheriting the eclass >> >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_TARX >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # The package extention. > > Extension. Or if you're not on Windows, then 'suffix'. Fair enough. > >> # To find out its value, see the links to download in >> # https://registrationcenter.intel.com/RegCenter/MyProducts.aspx >> # >> # e.g. tar.gz >> # >> # Must be defined before inheriting the eclass >> : ${INTEL_TARX:=tgz} >> >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_SUBDIR >> # @DEFAULT_UNSET >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # The package sub-directory where it will end-up in /opt/intel >> # To find out its value, you have to do a raw install from the Intel tar ball > > To be honest, I find this kinda terrible. There's a huge block of docs > which makes me feel small and confused. Maybe it'd useful to give some > semi-complete example on top (in global doc)? That makes definitely make sense. We will add one. Although nobody other then the maintainer of this eclass will ever use it. > >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_SKIP_LICENSE >> # @DEFAULT_UNSET >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Possibility to skip the mandatory check for licenses. Only set this if >> there >> # is really no fix. >> >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_RPMS_DIR >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Main subdirectory which contains the rpms to extract. >> : ${INTEL_RPMS_DIR:=rpm} >> >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_X86 >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # 32bit arch in rpm names >> # >> # e.g. i486 >> : ${INTEL_X86:=i486} >> >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_BIN_RPMS >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Functional name of rpm without any version/arch tag >> # Has to be a bash array >> # >> # e.g. ("icc-l-all-devel") >> # >> # if the rpm is located in a directory other than INTEL_RPMS_DIR you can >> # specify the full path >> # >> # e.g. CLI_install/rpm/intel-vtune-amplifier-xe-cli >> : ${INTEL_BIN_RPMS:=()} > > $ : ${foo:=()} > $ declare -p foo > declare -- foo="()" > > In other words, it doesn't work the way you expect it to. I already wondered about this. Is there any way to force a variable to be an array in bash? Or define it as an empty array? > >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_AMD64_RPMS >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # AMD64 single arch rpms. Same syntax as INTEL_BIN_RPMS >> # Has to be a bash array >> : ${INTEL_AMD64_RPMS:=()} >> >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_X86_RPMS >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # X86 single arch rpms. Same syntax as INTEL_BIN_RPMS >> # Has to be a bash array >> : ${INTEL_X86_RPMS:=()} >> >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_DAT_RPMS >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Functional name of rpm of common data which are arch free >> # without any version tag >> # Has to be a bash array >> # >> # e.g. ("openmp-l-all-devel") >> # >> # if the rpm is located in a directory different to INTEL_RPMS_DIR you can >> # specify the full path >> # >> # e.g. CLI_install/rpm/intel-vtune-amplifier-xe-cli-common >> : ${INTEL_DAT_RPMS:=()} >> >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_SINGLE_ARCH >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Unset, if only the multilib package will be provided by intel >> : ${INTEL_SINGLE_ARCH:=true} > > This is really weird. It sounds like I'm supposed to do: > > inherit intel-sdp-r1 > unset INTEL_SINGLE_ARCH > > I suggest you used positive logic instead. The wording is wrong. Setting it to anything but "true" like "INTEL_SINGLE_ARCH=false" works. We will fix the wording. > >> MULTILIB_COMPAT=( abi_x86_{32,64} ) >> >> inherit check-reqs eutils multilib-build versionator >> >> _INTEL_PV1=$(get_version_component_range 1) >> _INTEL_PV2=$(get_version_component_range 2) >> _INTEL_PV3=$(get_version_component_range 3) >> _INTEL_PV4=$(get_version_component_range 4) > > I'm pretty sure there's a better way than calling the same function > four times. For example: > > _INTEL_PV=( $(get_version_components) ) > > Plus, please reduce the environment pollution. Either unset all those > variables when no longer needed, or preferably create a function for > setting globals and make them local. yes, thanks for the comment. > >> _INTEL_PV="" >> [[ -n ${_INTEL_PV4} ]] && _INTEL_PV+="${_INTEL_PV4}-" >> [[ -n ${_INTEL_PV1} ]] && _INTEL_PV+="${_INTEL_PV1}" >> [[ -n ${_INTEL_PV2} ]] && _INTEL_PV+=".${_INTEL_PV2}" >> [[ -n ${_INTEL_PV3} ]] && _INTEL_PV+=".${_INTEL_PV3}" >> [[ -n ${_INTEL_PV4} ]] && _INTEL_PV+="-${_INTEL_PV4}" > > Now, this is crazy ;-). I don't see immediately how to improve that, > but I suggest you thought about that. Intel defines the version in roughly the following schema MICRO.MAJOR.MINOR or YEAR-MINOR. So there is no sanity other then reshuffling. > > Plus, it's kinda confusing having _INTEL_PV and INTEL_DPV used in all > different places. Could you try to use more explanatory names? We will see how much can be made local so we don't need to care about better names. > >> _INTEL_URI="http://registrationcenter-download.intel.com/akdlm/irc_nas/${INTEL_DID}/${INTEL_DPN}"; >> >> if [ ${INTEL_SINGLE_ARCH} == true ]; then > > Please use [[ ]] for consistency, and quoting safety. yes. > >> SRC_URI=" >> abi_x86_32? ( ${_INTEL_URI}_${INTEL_DPV}_ia32.${INTEL_TARX} ) >> abi_x86_64? ( ${_INTEL_URI}_${INTEL_DPV}_intel64.${INTEL_TARX} >> )" >> else >> SRC_URI="${_INTEL_URI}_${INTEL_DPV}.${INTEL_TARX}" >> fi >> >> LICENSE="Intel-SDP" >> # Future work, #394411 >> #SLOT="${_INTEL_PV1}.${_INTEL_PV2}" >> SLOT="0" >> >> RESTRICT="mirror" >> >> RDEPEND="" >> DEPEND="app-arch/rpm2targz" >> >> _INTEL_SDP_YEAR=${INTEL_DPV} >> _INTEL_SDP_YEAR=${_INTEL_SDP_YEAR%_sp*} >> _INTEL_SDP_YEAR=${_INTEL_SDP_YEAR%_update*} >> >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_SDP_DIR >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Full rootless path to installation dir >> INTEL_SDP_DIR="opt/intel/${INTEL_SUBDIR}_${_INTEL_SDP_YEAR:-${_INTEL_PV1}}" >> [[ -n ${_INTEL_PV3} ]] && INTEL_SDP_DIR+=".${_INTEL_PV3}" >> [[ -n ${_INTEL_PV4} ]] && INTEL_SDP_DIR+=".${_INTEL_PV4}" >> >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_SDP_EDIR >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Full rooted path to installation dir >> INTEL_SDP_EDIR="${EROOT%/}/${INTEL_SDP_DIR}" > > EROOT can't be used in global scope. Doing things like this, you could > end up with wrong value being carried on to phases. Good spot. We will work on this. > >> S="${WORKDIR}" >> >> QA_PREBUILT="${INTEL_SDP_DIR}/*" >> >> # @ECLASS-VARIABLE: INTEL_ARCH >> # @DEFAULT_UNSET >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Intels internal names of the arches; will be set at runtime accordingly >> # >> # e.g. amd64-multilib -> INTEL_ARCH="intel64 ia32" > > So we're not supposed to set this? No, this is correctly set in pkg_setup(). We will add some @INTERNAL. > >> # @FUNCTION: _isdp_big-warning >> # @USAGE: [pre-check | test-failed] >> # @INTERNAL >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # warn user that we really require a license > > Description really need to be improved. They should tell how to call > the function and what it does accordingly. This applies to all > functions. :/ but yes, we will look into that. > >> _isdp_big-warning() { >> debug-print-function ${FUNCNAME} "${@}" >> >> case ${1} in >> pre-check ) >> echo "" > > Don't mix echo with ewarn. Why? > >> ewarn "License file not found!" >> ;; >> >> test-failed ) >> echo "" >> ewarn "Function test failed. Most probably due to an >> invalid license." >> ewarn "This means you already tried to bypass the >> license check once." >> ;; >> esac >> >> echo "" >> ewarn "Make sure you have received an Intel license." >> ewarn "To receive a non-commercial license, you need to register at:" >> ewarn "https://software.intel.com/en-us/qualify-for-free-software"; >> ewarn "Install the license file into ${EPREFIX}/opt/intel/licenses" >> ewarn "" >> ewarn "Beginning with the 2016 suite of tools, license files are keyed" >> ewarn "to the MAC address of the eth0 interface. In order to retrieve" >> ewarn "a personalized license file, follow the instructions at" >> ewarn >> "https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/how-do-i-get-my-license-file-for-intel-parallel-studio-xe-2016"; >> >> case ${1} in >> pre-check ) >> ewarn "before proceeding with installation of ${P}" >> echo "" >> ;; >> * ) >> echo "" >> ;; >> esac >> } >> >> # @FUNCTION: _isdp_version_test >> # @INTERNAL >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Testing for valid license by asking for version information of the compiler >> _isdp_version_test() { >> debug-print-function ${FUNCNAME} "${@}" >> >> local comp comp_full arch warn >> case ${PN} in >> ifc ) >> debug-print "Testing ifort" >> comp=ifort >> ;; >> icc ) >> debug-print "Testing icc" >> comp=icc >> ;; >> *) >> die "${PN} is not supported for testing" >> ;; >> esac >> >> for arch in ${INTEL_ARCH}; do >> case ${EBUILD_PHASE} in >> install ) >> >> comp_full="${ED}/${INTEL_SDP_DIR}/linux/bin/${arch}/${comp}" > > Double slash imminent (ED has one). Always? Per definition? > >> ;; >> postinst ) >> >> comp_full="${INTEL_SDP_EDIR}/linux/bin/${arch}/${comp}" >> ;; >> * ) >> ewarn "Compile test not supported in >> ${EBUILD_PHASE}" > > Why not die? It's a new eclass after all. Fair enough. > >> continue >> ;; >> esac >> >> debug-print >> "LD_LIBRARY_PATH=\"${INTEL_SDP_EDIR}/linux/bin/${arch}/\" \"${comp_full}\" >> -V" >> >> LD_LIBRARY_PATH="${INTEL_SDP_EDIR}/linux/bin/${arch}/" >> "${comp_full}" -V &>/dev/null >> [[ $? -ne 0 ]] && warn=yes > > Why not just: > > LD_L... "${comp_full}" -V &>/dev/null || warn=yes good question. > >> done >> [[ "${warn}" == "yes" ]] && _isdp_big-warning test-failed > > Unnecessary quoting. right. > >> } >> >> # @FUNCTION: _isdp_run-test >> # @INTERNAL >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Test if installed compiler is working >> _isdp_run-test() { >> debug-print-function ${FUNCNAME} "${@}" >> >> if [[ -z ${INTEL_SKIP_LICENSE} ]]; then >> case ${PN} in >> ifc | icc ) >> _isdp_version_test ;; >> * ) >> debug-print "No test available for ${PN}" >> ;; >> esac >> fi >> } >> >> # @FUNCTION: convert2intel_arch >> # @USAGE: <arch> >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Convert between portage arch (e.g. amd64, x86) and intel arch >> # nomenclature (e.g. intel64, ia32) >> convert2intel_arch() { > > Namespace, please. true. > >> debug-print-function ${FUNCNAME} "${@}" >> >> case $1 in >> amd64|abi_x86_64|*amd64*) > > Err, *amd64* catches amd64, you know. correct. same for x86 below. > >> echo "intel64" >> ;; >> x86|abi_x86_32|*x86*) >> echo "ia32" >> ;; >> *) >> die "Abi \'$1\' is unsupported" >> ;; >> esac >> } >> >> # @FUNCTION: intel-sdp-r1_pkg_pretend >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # @CODE >> # * Check that the user has a (valid) license file before going on. >> # * Check for space requirements being fullfilled > > fulfilled. thanks. > >> # @CODE > > Err, this is not code, you know. This is needed for nice formatting. Otherwise there is no line break > >> intel-sdp-r1_pkg_pretend() { >> debug-print-function ${FUNCNAME} "${@}" >> >> local warn=1 dir dirs ret arch a p >> >> : ${CHECKREQS_DISK_BUILD:=256M} >> check-reqs_pkg_pretend >> >> if [[ -z ${INTEL_SKIP_LICENSE} ]]; then >> if echo ${INTEL_LICENSE_FILE} | grep -q @; then > > Err... is this some fancy way of saying: > > [[ ${INTEL_LICENSE_FILE} == *@* ]] > > ? Or is @ special here? no, you are right, that can be done more elegant. > >> einfo "Looks like you are using following license >> server:" >> einfo " ${INTEL_LICENSE_FILE}" >> return 0 >> fi >> >> dirs=( >> "${EPREFIX}/opt/intel/licenses" >> "${INTEL_SDP_EDIR}/licenses" >> "${INTEL_SDP_EDIR}/Licenses" >> ) >> for dir in "${dirs[@]}" ; do >> ebegin "Checking for a license in: ${dir}" >> #maybe use nullglob or [[ $(echo ${dir/*lic) != >> "${dir}/*lic" ]] >> [[ $( ls "${dir}"/*lic 2>/dev/null ) ]]; ret=$? > > Maybe you should use something sane indeed. > >> eend ${ret} >> if [[ ${ret} == "0" ]]; then >> warn=${ret} >> break >> fi > > I would have to check PMS here but I think eend preserves (returns) > the status passed to it. ... "Returns its first argument as exit status." You are right. > >> done >> if [[ ${warn} == "1" ]]; then >> _isdp_big-warning pre-check >> die "Could not find license file" >> fi >> else >> eqawarn "The ebuild doesn't check for presence of a proper >> intel license!" >> eqawarn "This shouldn't be done unless there is a very good >> reason." > > This looks like a bad idea. You either require it, and fail it doesn't > exist, or let people disable it. You don't warn endlessly if this is > allowed. perhaps you are right. > >> fi >> } >> >> # @FUNCTION: intel-sdp-r1_pkg_setup >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Setting up and sorting some internal variables >> intel-sdp-r1_pkg_setup() { >> debug-print-function ${FUNCNAME} "${@}" >> local arch a p >> >> INTEL_ARCH="" >> >> if use abi_x86_64; then >> arch+=" x86_64" >> INTEL_ARCH+=" intel64" > > Wouldn't it be better to use an array here? yes. > >> fi >> if use abi_x86_32; then >> arch+=" ${INTEL_X86}" >> INTEL_ARCH+=" ia32" >> fi >> INTEL_RPMS=() >> INTEL_RPMS_FULL=() >> >> for p in "${INTEL_BIN_RPMS[@]}"; do >> for a in ${arch}; do >> if [ ${p} == $(basename ${p}) ]; then > > ${p##*/}. make sense. > >> # check for variables ending in ".rpm" >> # these are excluded from version expansion, >> due to Intel's >> # idiosyncratic versioning scheme beginning >> with their 2016 >> # suite of tools. >> if [[ "${p}" == *.rpm ]]; then >> INTEL_RPMS+=( intel-${p} ) >> else >> INTEL_RPMS+=( >> intel-${p}-${_INTEL_PV}.${a}.rpm ) >> fi >> else >> if [[ "${p}" == *.rpm ]]; then >> INTEL_RPMS_FULL+=( ${p} ) >> else >> INTEL_RPMS_FULL+=( >> ${p}-${_INTEL_PV}.${a}.rpm ) >> fi >> fi >> done >> done >> >> if use amd64; then >> for p in "${INTEL_AMD64_RPMS[@]}"; do >> if [ ${p} == $(basename ${p}) ]; then >> if [[ "${p}" == *.rpm ]]; then >> INTEL_RPMS+=( intel-${p} ) >> else >> INTEL_RPMS+=( >> intel-${p}-${_INTEL_PV}.x86_64.rpm ) >> fi >> else >> if [[ "${p}" == *.rpm ]]; then >> INTEL_RPMS_FULL+=( ${p} ) >> else >> INTEL_RPMS_FULL+=( >> ${p}-${_INTEL_PV}.x86_64.rpm ) >> fi >> fi >> done >> fi >> >> for p in "${INTEL_X86_RPMS[@]}"; do >> if [ ${p} == $(basename ${p}) ]; then >> if [[ "${p}" == *.rpm ]]; then >> INTEL_RPMS+=( intel-${p} ) >> else >> INTEL_RPMS+=( >> intel-${p}-${_INTEL_PV}.${INTEL_X86}.rpm ) >> fi >> else >> if [[ "${p}" == *.rpm ]]; then >> INTEL_RPMS_FULL+=( ${p} ) >> else >> INTEL_RPMS_FULL+=( >> ${p}-${_INTEL_PV}.${INTEL_X86}.rpm ) >> fi >> fi >> done >> >> for p in "${INTEL_DAT_RPMS[@]}"; do >> if [ ${p} == $(basename ${p}) ]; then >> if [[ "${p}" == *.rpm ]]; then >> INTEL_RPMS+=( intel-${p} ) >> else >> INTEL_RPMS+=( >> intel-${p}-${_INTEL_PV}.noarch.rpm ) >> fi >> else >> if [[ "${p}" == *.rpm ]]; then >> INTEL_RPMS_FULL+=( ${p} ) >> else >> INTEL_RPMS_FULL+=( ${p}-${_INTEL_PV}.noarch.rpm >> ) >> fi >> fi >> done > > Wouldn't you be able to collapse that into one loop? no, because the first has ${INTEL_X86}.rpm as suffeix and the later has ${INTEL_X86}.rpm. > >> } >> >> # @FUNCTION: intel-sdp-r1_src_unpack >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Unpacking necessary rpms from tarball, extract them and rearrange the >> output. >> intel-sdp-r1_src_unpack() { >> local l r subdir rb t list=() debug_list >> >> for t in ${A}; do >> for r in "${INTEL_RPMS[@]}"; do >> rpmdir=${t%%.*}/${INTEL_RPMS_DIR} >> list+=( ${rpmdir}/${r} ) >> done >> >> for r in "${INTEL_RPMS_FULL[@]}"; do >> list+=( ${t%%.*}/${r} ) >> done >> >> debug_list="$(IFS=$'\n'; echo ${list[@]} )" >> >> debug-print "Adding to decompression list:" >> debug-print ${debug_list} >> >> tar xvf "${DISTDIR}"/${t} ${list[@]} &> >> "${T}"/rpm-extraction.log > > I suggest -xvf. Looks more friendly than ye-ol-syntax. We don't mind. > >> >> for r in ${list[@]}; do >> rb=$(basename ${r}) > > basename again. yes, will be fixed. > >> einfo "Unpacking ${rb}" >> rpm2tar -O ${r} | tar xvf - | sed -e \ >> "s:^\.:${EROOT#/}:g" > /dev/null; assert >> "unpacking ${r} failed" > > What's the deal with this sed? Good question, but it was there since always and probably the original author had good reasons for it. We will look into it and comment the code. > >> done >> done >> } >> >> # @FUNCTION: intel-sdp-r1_src_install >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Install everything >> intel-sdp-r1_src_install() { >> debug-print-function ${FUNCNAME} "${@}" >> >> # remove uninstall information >> if path_exists opt/intel/"${INTEL_DPN}"*/uninstall; then >> ebegin "Cleaning out uninstall" >> rm -r opt/intel/"${INTEL_DPN}"*/uninstall || die >> eend >> fi >> >> # handle documentation >> if path_exists "opt/intel/documentation_${_INTEL_SDP_YEAR}"; then >> if path_exists >> "opt/intel/documentation_${_INTEL_SDP_YEAR}/en/man/common/man1"; then >> doman >> opt/intel/documentation_"${_INTEL_SDP_YEAR}"/en/man/common/man1/* >> rm -r >> opt/intel/documentation_"${_INTEL_SDP_YEAR}"/en/man || die >> fi >> >> if use doc; then >> if ! use linguas_ja; then >> rm -r >> opt/intel/documentation_"${_INTEL_SDP_YEAR}"/ja || die >> fi >> dodoc -r opt/intel/documentation_"${_INTEL_SDP_YEAR}"/* >> fi >> >> ebegin "Cleaning out documentation" >> rm -r "opt/intel/documentation_${_INTEL_SDP_YEAR}" || die >> rm "${INTEL_SDP_DIR}"/linux/{documentation,man} || die >> eend >> fi >> >> # handle examples >> if path_exists "opt/intel/samples_${_INTEL_SDP_YEAR}"; then >> if use examples; then >> if ! use linguas_ja; then >> rm -r opt/intel/samples_"${_INTEL_SDP_YEAR}"/ja >> || die >> fi >> dodoc -r opt/intel/samples_"${_INTEL_SDP_YEAR}"/* >> fi >> >> ebegin "Cleaning out examples" >> rm -r "opt/intel/samples_${_INTEL_SDP_YEAR}" || die >> eend >> fi >> >> # remove eclipse >> rm -rf opt/intel/ide_support_* || die >> >> ebegin "Tagging ${PN}" >> find opt -name \*sh -type f -exec sed -i \ >> -e "s:<.*DIR>:${INTEL_SDP_EDIR}/linux:g" \ >> '{}' + || die >> eend >> >> [[ -d "${ED}" ]] || dodir / > > Do we actually need that, ever? Probably not. > >> mv opt "${ED}"/ || die "moving files failed" >> >> dodir "${INTEL_SDP_DIR}"/licenses /opt/intel/ism/rm >> keepdir "${INTEL_SDP_DIR}"/licenses /opt/intel/ism/rm > > dodir is redundant. true. > >> } >> >> # @FUNCTION: intel-sdp-r1_pkg_postinst >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Test for all things working >> intel-sdp-r1_pkg_postinst() { >> debug-print-function ${FUNCNAME} "${@}" >> >> _isdp_run-test >> >> if [[ ${PN} = icc ]] && has_version ">=dev-util/ccache-3.1.9-r2" ; then >> #add ccache links as icc might get installed after ccache >> "${EROOT}"/usr/bin/ccache-config --install-links >> fi >> >> elog "Beginning with the 2016 suite of Intel tools, Gentoo has removed" >> elog "support for the eclipse plugin. If you require the IDE support," >> elog "you will have to install the suite on your own, outside portage." >> } >> >> # @FUNCTION: intel-sdp-r1_pkg_postrm >> # @DESCRIPTION: >> # Sanitize cache links >> intel-sdp-r1_pkg_postrm() { >> debug-print-function ${FUNCNAME} "${@}" >> >> if [[ ${PN} = icc ]] && has_version ">=dev-util/ccache-3.1.9-r2" && [[ >> -z ${REPLACED_BY_VERSION} ]]; then >> # --remove-links would remove all links, --install-links >> updates them >> "${EROOT}"/usr/bin/ccache-config --install-links >> fi >> } >> >> EXPORT_FUNCTIONS pkg_setup src_unpack src_install pkg_postinst pkg_postrm >> pkg_pretend > > We usually do this on top, and it's better to do it outside guards so > that order from inherit is always respected. we will move it up. I don't get your second comment. Do you mean the case someone does inherit intel-sdp-r1 some-other-eclass intel-sdp ? > >> >> _INTEL_SDP_R1_ECLASS_=1 >> fi > > > thanks for your comments, Justin
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