On Jun 15, 2007, at 10:27 PM, Tabitha McNerney wrote:
Ryan,
Thanks a ton. That was indeed the problem. However, I noticed that
the cyrus-sasl2 Portfile which had problems building today is the
same (when I diffed it) with the cyrus-sasl2 Portfile that has been
around for quite some time (several months to almost one year?).
The same Portfile builds just fine on an earlier version of
MacPorts ( 1.4) and on both Intel and PowerPC architectures. I
fixed the Portfile after your suggestion like this:
------------------------------------------------------------
#variant kerberos darwin {
variant kerberos {
configure.args-append --enable-gssapi --with-gss_impl=mit
}
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What I don't understand is, why would this problem in the Portfile
manifest itself now v.s. 8 months ago for example?
Thanks again Ryan for noticing what now seems to be obvious in that
there should not be blank spaces in the names of variants.
This old syntax was correct -- if it was broken, it is a bug.
The "double variant" syntax is used to create a variant that will be
applied *instead of* two singular variants. That is, if both "darwin"
and "kerberos" are selected, then the "darwin kerberos" variant will
be used instead of individual darwin {} and kerberos {} variants.
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