generic_prep seems to be working now

patch and unpack functions have not been thoroughly tested though :)
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Tom G. Christensen 2003-06-30 14:20:19 +00:00
parent a7a7168953
commit cff842efd5

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@ -19,17 +19,18 @@
# patch[0..x] = patch filenames - patch[0] must be defined but *can* be empty
# pr. default we expect these to be listed relative to $srcdir
# filenames that begin with / will be treated as absolute paths
# All patching will be done from *within* $srcdir/$topdir directory with patch -p1
# All patching will be done from *within* $srcdir/$tarname directory with patch -p1
# patches must be in uncompressed format
# Define tool programs
pkgmk=/usr/bin/pkgmk
pkgtrans=/usr/bin/pkgtrans
strip=/usr/ccs/bin/strip
uname=/usr/bin/uname
tar=/usr/local/bin/tar # GNU tar please!
bzip2=/usr/bin/bzip2
gzip=/usr/bin/gzip
patch=/usr/local/bin/patch # GNU patch 2.5 or better please!
PKGMK=/usr/bin/pkgmk
PKGTRANS=/usr/bin/pkgtrans
STRIP=/usr/ccs/bin/strip
UNAME=/usr/bin/uname
TAR=/usr/local/bin/tar # GNU tar please!
BZIP2=/usr/bin/bzip2
GZIP=/usr/bin/gzip
PATCH=/usr/local/bin/patch # GNU patch 2.5 or better please!
# Define defaults
buildpkgbase=${HOME}/buildpkg
@ -46,7 +47,7 @@ prefix=$topinstalldir
pkgname=SB$topdir
cpu=sparcv9
os=sol`$uname -s`
os=sol`$UNAME -s`
pkgdirdesig=${topinstalldir##/*/} # topinstalldir suffix
# Distfiles should be named like this
@ -56,10 +57,17 @@ distfile=$topdir-$version-$pkgver.sb-$os-$cpu-$pkgdirdesig
# Define error codes and texts
E_MISSING_STAGEDIR=30
E_BAD_SOURCE=31
E_BAD_FILE=32
E_PATCH_FAILED=33
E_BAD_DIR=34
E_BAD_UNPACK=35
E_BAD_COMPRESS=36
error_txt[$E_BAD_FILE]="File not found"
error_txt[$E_PATCH_FAILED]="Patch failed"
error_txt[$E_BAD_DIR]="Directory not found"
error_txt[$E_BAD_UNPACK]="Unable to decompress sourcearchive"
error_txt[$E_BAD_COMPRESS]="Unknown compression method"
#
# Helper functions
@ -69,8 +77,8 @@ error_txt[$E_BAD_FILE]="File not found"
# params: $1 = errorcode
error()
{
if [ ! -z $error_txt[$1] ]; then
echo "$1: $error_txt[$1]"
if [ ! -z "${error_txt[$1]}" ]; then
echo "$1: ${error_txt[$1]}"
fi
exit $1
}
@ -79,46 +87,102 @@ error()
# params: $1 = patch number (arrayindex) $2 = patch params (defaults to -p1)
# It will verify the existence of the patch file passed to it and
# exit gracefully if it cannot be found.
# An empty $2 argument will be treated as undefined
patch()
{
local pnum=$1
local p2=$2
local pparam=${p2:-"-p1"}
echo "Switching to $srcdir/$tarname"
if [ -d "$srcdir/$tarname" ]; then
cd $srcdir/$tarname
if [ ! -z $patch[$1] ]; then
if [ ! "${patch[$1]:1:1}" == "/" ]; then # We have a relative pathname
else
error $E_BAD_DIR
fi
if [ ! -z ${patch[$pnum]} ]; then # They didn't give us an empty string
if [ ! "${patch[$pnum]:0:1}" == "/" ]; then # We have a relative pathname
# expand to absolute
$patch[$1]=$srcfiles/$patch[$1]
fi # We are now sure that $patch[$1] contains file with absolute path
echo "Processing patch[$1] - $patch[$1]"
if [ -r $patch[$1] ]; then # file is readable
# unpack
patch[$pnum]=$srcdir/${patch[$pnum]}
fi # We are now sure that $patch[$pnum] contains file with absolute path
echo "Processing patch[$pnum] - ${patch[$pnum]}"
if [ -r ${patch[$pnum]} ]; then # file is readable
$PATCH -Es $2 < ${patch[$pnum]}
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
error $E_PATCH_FAILED
fi
else
error $E_BAD_FILE
fi
else
echo "No such patchnumber defined - $1"
fi
}
# unpack(): Unpack source
# params: $1 = source number (arrayindex)
# It will detect filetype and unpack
# .tar, .tgz, .gz, .bz2 and .Z supported
unpack()
{
local snum=$1
echo "Switching to $srcdir"
if [ -d $srcdir ]; then
cd $srcdir
else
error $E_BAD_DIR
fi
if [ ! "${source[$snum]:0:1}" == "/" ]; then # We have a relative pathname
# expand to absolute
source[$snum]=$srcfiles/${source[$snum]}
fi # We are now sure that ${source[$snum]} contains file with absolute path
echo "Unpacking ${source[$snum]}"
if [ -r ${source[$snum]} ]; then # file is readable
local absfilename=${source[$snum]}
local filename=${absfilename##/*/} # Strip down to the filename
local suffix=${filename##*.} # Strip down to filename suffix (strip down to the last .)
# Determine filetype and unpack
case $suffix in
'tar') $TAR -xf ${source[$snum]};;
'gz') $GZIP -dc ${source[$snum]} | $TAR -xf -;;
'bz2') $BZIP2 -dc ${source[$snum]} | $TAR -xf -;;
'Z') $GZIP -dc ${source[$snum]} | $TAR -xf -;;
'tgz') $GZIP -dc ${source[$snum]} | $TAR -xf -;;
*) error $E_BAD_COMPRESS
esac
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
error $E_BAD_UNPACK
fi
else
error $E_BAD_FILE
fi
}
#
# Define generic functions for different build stages
#
# generic_prep(): Unpack source and and apply any patches
# generic_prep(): Unpack source and apply any patches
# params: none
generic_prep()
{
cd $srcdir
# unpack source
if [ ! "${source[0]:1:1}" == "/" ]; then # We have a relative pathname
# expand to absolute
$source[0]=$srcfiles/$source[0]
fi # We are now sure that $source[0] contains file with absolute path
if [ -r $source[0] ]; then # file is readable
# unpack
else
exit $E_BAD_SOURCE
fi
for i in
unpack 0
# Patching
local numpatch=${#patch[@]}
local i=0
# Argh! - The C-style for loop doesn't work in bash-2.0.3 as distributed
# with Solaris 8 :( (it works just fine on Redhat Linux 7.3, bash 2.0.5a)
# for ((i=0; i < numpatch; i++))
# do
# patch $i -p1
# done
while [ $i -lt $numpatch ]
do
patch $i -p1
let i=i+1
done
}
# generic_build(): Take the necessary steps to build already prepared source
@ -127,6 +191,7 @@ generic_prep()
# It may be necessary to set this if it differs from $topdir-$version
generic_build()
{
echo
}
# generic_install(): Install already built source
@ -134,12 +199,12 @@ generic_install()
{
if [ -z "$stagedir" ]; then
exit $E_MISSING_STAGEDIR
else
fi
}
# generic_pack(): Build package using files from 'install' stage
generic_pack()
{
echo
}