I was trying to create a GAR build which would be done from loose
files, with checksumming. Image this existing directory structure:
$ tree
.
`-- opt
`-- csw
|-- bin
| `-- foo
`-- share
`-- foo
|-- README
`-- examples
`-- doing-it-right.conf
(In other words: loose files which are already in the corresponding
directories.)
Suppose I'd like to create a GAR package from such files. I'd like to
calculate a checksum of each single file.
I was thinking about doing something like this, although it only
allows to create a single checksum for all the files:
- create a fake download file in DESTDIR
- override its download target:
$(DOWNLOADDIR)/fakefile:
...copy the tree structure...
...touch $(DOWNLOADDIR)/fakefile to make GAR happy; optionally put
the checksums of all the copied files in there.
- in the extract step, copy the tree structure from $(DOWNLOADDIR) to
$(WORKSRC).
- skip the build step
- in the install step, copy files once again from $(WORKSRC) to $(DESTDIR)
That's my take, and it hardly works. Dago, how would you go about it?
Maciej
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