https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1170875
--- Comment #6 from Ralf Corsepius <rc040...@freenet.de> ---
(In reply to Michel Alexandre Salim from comment #5)
> On that note, what's the difference between ${prefix} and %prefix% ? Thanks.
Let me try to elaborate.
When building, the *.spec receives values/settings from rpm.
Inside of the spec, these rpm-provided values are referenced as %{XXXX} and
used to propagate them into a package's build process.
Here, to "configure", as options being passed to configure. configure
interprets/processes these parameters and generates source-files from "*.in"
files, substituting all "@name@" patterns with the corresponding values.
In this case, this means
The spec's
%configure
expands to
./configure .. --libdir=%{_libdir} ...
expands to
./configure .. --libdir=/usr/lib64 ...
./configure interprets the values being passed as argument to --libdir=...
and substitutes the sed pattern @libdir@ in all *.ins with the value it
received through --libdir=...
In this case, configure creates a file budgie-plugin/budgie-1.0.pc
using budgie-plugin/budgie-1.0.pc.in as input files, substituing
@libdir@ with /usr/lib64
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