At 12:17 PM -0500 4/2/12, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
On Apr 1, 2012, at 20:17, Craig Treleaven wrote:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/26787680/Portfile.2012Apr01
In this email I'll offer some suggestions on how the Portfile is
written. Later, I'll try to build the port, and in a second email
I'll try to help you figure out why there are empty "-L" arguments
and what's going wrong with your efforts to remove them.
github.setup MythTV mythtv v0.25-rc-0-g92f7d1f
The version number in the github.setup line should only be the
version number, typically as it appears in the tag name. There
should not be a "v" or other prefix, nor the git revision/branch
number. The github.setup procedure accepts a fourth argument for the
tag prefix, and the portgroup automatically handles the presence of
the randomish branch number in the folder name. So you want simply:
github.setup MythTV mythtv 0.25-rc v
OK, but when I went the the MythTV GitHub page and manually
downloaded the tarball:
https://nodeload.github.com/MythTV/mythtv/tarball/v0.25-rc
The exact file name I got was
MythTV-mythtv-v0.25-rc-0-g92f7d1f.tar.gz. When I plugged that in as
above, the port fetch worked.
configure.args-delete "-arch i386"
There is no "-arch i386" in configure.args, so this statement does nothing.
configure.cflags-delete "-arch i386"
configure.cflags-append "-m32"
Why delete "-arch i386" and append "-m32"? Aren't those the same thing?
configure.ldflags-append "-m32 -F/System/Library/Frameworks"
configure.cppflags-append "-m32"
configure.cxxflags-append "-m32"
configure.ldflags and configure.cxxflags similarly already have
"-arch i386" in them and thus shouldn't need "-m32".
configure.cppflags doesn't need arch flags because the preprocessor
doesn't compile anything.
Sorry, we went around this last week. I'm trying to recreate a
Perl-based build system (that bundles everything into an .app) and
there are notes that if you want a 32 bit build, put "-m32" into
those places. If I can get a working build, I'll experiment with
removing it.
configure.env-append QMAKESPEC="macx-g++" \
QMAKE_LIBDIR_OPENGL="/opt/local/lib" \
Don't hardcode /opt/local; use ${prefix}.
Good catch.
configure.env-delete -arch i386 # messes up qmake?
That's not a valid environment specifier (which would always have
the form KEY=value). So I don't believe this statement does anything.
If you really want MacPorts not to add the -arch flags it normally
adds, clear the configure.cc_archflags configure.cxx_archflags
configure.ld_archflags variables. Normally you don't want to do that.
Thanks, I'll give that a go.
> system "find ${configure.dir} -name \"Makefile\" -print "
system "find ${configure.dir} -name \"Makefile\"
-exec sed -i '' 's/ -L / /g' {} \\; "
"find" can print and exec in the same invocation:
system "find ${configure.dir} -name \"Makefile\"
-print -exec sed -i '' 's/ -L / /g' {} \\; "
BTW, I wondered if OS X's metadata update and/or DropBox were to
blame. I've disabled both but no change.
The last three times, it has listed exactly 22 of the directories.
It appears to be going alphabetically down the root directory but I
see nothing special about the next directory in the list
(mythtv/filters).
Craig
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