rlm@1: #
rlm@1: # Build instructions for <PACKAGE>
rlm@1: #
rlm@1: # This file is sourced by the /etc/pkguser/build script.
rlm@1: 
rlm@1: # Note: the ":;" before the "}" in *_commands() is a no-op that makes sure 
rlm@1: # that the function remains syntactically valid, even if you remove its
rlm@1: # contents (e.g. remove the "configure" line, because there's nothing to 
rlm@1: # configure for the package).
rlm@1: 
rlm@1: # ATTENTION! All functions are called with $HOME/xxxbuild/yyysrc as current
rlm@1: # working directory (except for clean_commands which has $HOME as cwd
rlm@1: # and unpack_commands which starts in $HOME when the
rlm@1: # script is called). This directory is created by unpack_commands.
rlm@1: # This means that a cd in configure_commands will NOT
rlm@1: # carry over into make_commands, so if you're building in a different
rlm@1: # directory than the one with the extracted source, then a cd has to be 
rlm@1: # inserted at the beginning of EVERY function.
rlm@1: 
rlm@1: # The unpack_commands() function in the build script will automatically extract
rlm@1: # .tar.gz and .tar.bz2 archives that match any of the space-separated
rlm@1: # patterns in this list.
rlm@1: # If a package has multiple archives, use patterns that make sure the
rlm@1: # archives are extracted in the correct order, because the archive
rlm@1: # extracted first will be the one in whose directory the build commands
rlm@1: # will be executed. Example for bash: "bash-3.1.tar doc-3.1.tar"
rlm@1: PATTERNS='4.3.2.tar'
rlm@1: 
rlm@1: patch_commands()
rlm@1: { :
rlm@1:   #patch -Np1 -i "$HOME"/package.patch
rlm@1: }
rlm@1: 
rlm@1: configure_commands()
rlm@1: { :
rlm@1:   "$srcdir"/configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --disable-nls
rlm@1: }
rlm@1: 
rlm@1: make_commands()
rlm@1: { :
rlm@1:   make
rlm@1: }
rlm@1: 
rlm@1: check_commands()
rlm@1: { :
rlm@1:   #make check
rlm@1: }
rlm@1: 
rlm@1: install_commands()
rlm@1: { :
rlm@1:   make install
rlm@1: }
rlm@1: