Hi,
$port cat all | grep -c "platform universal"
1
$port cat all | grep -c "variant universal"
5
so that's only curl right now. I heard the call for
universal binaries the other day and started looking
for ports that could easily be built as such.
[22:18:36] <pipping> suggestion: implement +universal
variants. when they're confirmed to work make them
default_variants with a check for variants_isset
darwin or something like that
[22:19:05] <jkh> pipping: I think that's a fine idea.
in case platform universal actually works somehow
that might be another approach. opinions on this anyone?
I've added such variants to
* coreutils (r22278)
* expat (r22269)
* gzip (r22281)
* pkgconfig (r22276)
* vim (r22265, r22268) - still ugly
i ran into some problems, though, when i added such a
variant to apr: having expat and apr built as +universal,
apr-util no longer built. i'll look into this later today.
Regards,
Elias Pipping
On Feb 25, 2007, at 9:53 AM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
So I said earlier [1] that I had seen a port with a
variant +universal, which is a strategy which seems
now to have been adopted by some other ports. However,
I just noticed that the port where I thought I had
seen that, curl, actually says "platform universal"
instead of "variant universal", and I'm not sure
how that works. Anyone know?
[1] http://lists.macosforge.org/pipermail/macports-users/2007-
February/001704.html
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