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author | rillig <rillig> | 2006-02-10 10:41:58 +0000 |
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committer | rillig <rillig> | 2006-02-10 10:41:58 +0000 |
commit | 90b4b4e19ed91bbbee97c1b9f18fb84db5741d8b (patch) | |
tree | 6c807b208b5eb4923f305a4ca78b2b5310e4837f | |
parent | 8f2cbf72a570ee3f0942a781a3467e6550ff85a8 (diff) | |
download | pkgsrc-90b4b4e19ed91bbbee97c1b9f18fb84db5741d8b.tar.gz |
Indented the variable definitions more consistently.
-rw-r--r-- | mk/bulk/bsd.bulk-pkg.mk | 40 |
1 files changed, 20 insertions, 20 deletions
diff --git a/mk/bulk/bsd.bulk-pkg.mk b/mk/bulk/bsd.bulk-pkg.mk index c6ada6af549..36b84de7591 100644 --- a/mk/bulk/bsd.bulk-pkg.mk +++ b/mk/bulk/bsd.bulk-pkg.mk @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -# $NetBSD: bsd.bulk-pkg.mk,v 1.115 2006/02/04 01:08:25 rillig Exp $ +# $NetBSD: bsd.bulk-pkg.mk,v 1.116 2006/02/10 10:41:58 rillig Exp $ # # Copyright (c) 1999, 2000 Hubert Feyrer <hubertf@NetBSD.org> @@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ USE_BULK_TIMESTAMPS?= yes # Shall we remove any packages which are installed, but not required # to build this package -PRECLEAN?= yes +PRECLEAN?= yes # Sometimes it's useful to not only keep the build logs from broken # packages, but also the ones from packages that worked. @@ -80,11 +80,11 @@ KEEP_BUILDLOGS?= no # If OBJMACHINE is set, use ${MACHINE_ARCH} in the cache and log files .if defined(OBJHOSTNAME) . if !defined(_HOSTNAME) -_HOSTNAME!= ${UNAME} -n +_HOSTNAME!= ${UNAME} -n . endif -BULK_ID?= .${_HOSTNAME:C|\..*||} +BULK_ID?= .${_HOSTNAME:C|\..*||} .elif defined(OBJMACHINE) -BULK_ID?= .${MACHINE_ARCH} +BULK_ID?= .${MACHINE_ARCH} .else BULK_ID?= .endif @@ -98,17 +98,17 @@ BULK_ID?= BUILD_SUCCEEDED_FILE?= .build_succeeded${BULK_ID} # This file exists to mark a package as broken -BROKENFILE?= .broken${BULK_ID}.html +BROKENFILE?= .broken${BULK_ID}.html # This file is the work log for a broken package -BROKENWRKLOG?= .broken${BULK_ID}.work.txt +BROKENWRKLOG?= .broken${BULK_ID}.work.txt # This file is human-created to force a package to show up as broken # (it is never cleaned by the bulk build, and contains the broken reason) -FORCEBROKENFILE?= .forcebroken +FORCEBROKENFILE?= .forcebroken # This file is where the log of the build goes -BUILDLOG?= .make${BULK_ID} +BUILDLOG?= .make${BULK_ID} # # Top level databases and log files @@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ BUILDLOG?= .make${BULK_ID} # bulk build are kept. # It defaults to ${PKGSRCDIR}, but may be better suited to another directory # if pkgsrc is on a remote (e.g., nfs) filesystem. -BULKFILESDIR?= ${PKGSRCDIR} +BULKFILESDIR?= ${PKGSRCDIR} # This is a top level file which lists the entire pkgsrc depends tree in the # format: @@ -131,28 +131,28 @@ DEPENDSTREEFILE?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.dependstree${BULK_ID} # format: # foo/bar depends on: devel/libfoo devel/libbar devel/baz ..... # ie, to build foo/bar we need devel/libfoo devel/libbar devel/baz ... installed -DEPENDSFILE?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.depends${BULK_ID} +DEPENDSFILE?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.depends${BULK_ID} # This is a top level file which lists the entire pkgsrc depends tree in the # format: # devel/libfoo is depended upon by: foo/bar graphics/gtkfoo ... # ie, to build foo/bar we need devel/libfoo to be installed. # to build graphics/gtkfoo we need devel/libfoo to be installed -SUPPORTSFILE?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.supports${BULK_ID} +SUPPORTSFILE?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.supports${BULK_ID} # This is a top level file which cross-references each package name and pkg # directory in the format: # devel/libfoo libfoo-1.3 -INDEXFILE?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.index${BULK_ID} +INDEXFILE?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.index${BULK_ID} # File containing a list of all the packages in the correct order for a bulk # build. The correct order is one where packages that are required by others # are built before the packages which require them. -ORDERFILE?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.order${BULK_ID} +ORDERFILE?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.order${BULK_ID} # File which is used as a timestamp for when the build started. This is used # eventually for looking for leftover files (files not properly deinstalled) -STARTFILE?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.start${BULK_ID} +STARTFILE?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.start${BULK_ID} # This top level file saves the bulk build ID. As it most often has a time # stamp, it is only generated once and later retrieved from this file. @@ -160,14 +160,14 @@ BULK_BUILD_ID_FILE?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.bulk_build_id # File created and used by lintpkgsrc(8) to cache package metadata for # pruning and bulk-upload exclusions. -LINTPKGSRC_DB?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.lintpkgsrc.db${BULK_ID} +LINTPKGSRC_DB?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.lintpkgsrc.db${BULK_ID} # File which is used as a database for bulk builds in which SPECIFIC_PKGS is # defined. This database is used to hold all the dependency and index # information for the specific packages as well as their dependencies. In a # SPECIFIC_PKGS bulk build, this file is created and then used to create the # INDEXFILE and DEPENDSTREEFILE. -BULK_DBFILE?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.bulk_db${BULK_ID} +BULK_DBFILE?= ${BULKFILESDIR}/.bulk_db${BULK_ID} # A list of pkgs which we should _never_ delete during a build. The primary # use is for digest and also for xpkgwedge. Add pkgtools/xpkgwedge in @@ -176,8 +176,8 @@ BULK_PREREQ+= pkgtools/digest # Commands for printing informational messages from the bulk build. # BULK_MSG_CONT is used for continuing a message started with BULK_MSG -BULK_MSG?= ${ECHO_MSG} "BULK>" -BULK_MSG_CONT?= ${ECHO_MSG} " " +BULK_MSG?= ${ECHO_MSG} "BULK>" +BULK_MSG_CONT?= ${ECHO_MSG} " " # # Private variables @@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ _PRESERVE_WRKDIR?= no # in several places we want to be able to use something like # foo/bar.baz++ in a regular expression but have it be interpreted # literally. So, turn it into foo\/bar\.baz\+\+ -_ESCPKGPATH= ${PKGPATH:C@\/@\\/@g:C@\+@\\+@g:C@\.@\\.@g:Q} +_ESCPKGPATH= ${PKGPATH:C@\/@\\/@g:C@\+@\\+@g:C@\.@\\.@g:Q} # The directory where package-specific log files are saved. _BULK_PKGLOGDIR= ${BULKFILESDIR}/${PKGPATH} |