Baho Utot wrote:
> #!/bin/bash
> set -o errexit # exit if error
> set -o nounset # exit if variable not initalized
> set +h # disable hashall
> shopt -s -o pipefail
> pkgname=<package name>
> pkgver=<package version>
> srcname="${pkgname}-${pkgver}.tar.gz"
> srcdir=${pkgname}-${pkgver}
> startdir=$(pwd)
>
> function unpack() {
> tar xf ${srcname}
> }
>
> function clean() {
> rm -rf ${srcdir}
> }
>
> function build() {
> # cut and paste here from the book
> ./configure --prefix=/tools
> make
> make -j1 install
> }
>
> clean;unpack;pushd ${srcdir};build;popd;clean
As a minimum, I'd add && after ./configure and the first make.
There's a little more that can go wrong too. The directory name is not
always ${srcdir}, so each package needs some customization.
I still feel that for most people, a manual build is useful. For an
experienced user like yourself, perhaps not so much.
-- Bruce
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