Add two targets, pbulk-index and pbulk-index-item.

pbulk-index-item prints a number of variables used by the parallel bulk
build code during either the build, the report or the upload phase.

pbulk-index checks whether multiple versions of the current package
could be build (e.g. because multiple Python versions are supported) and
uses pbulk-index-item for each possible combination.

Thanks to David Laight for explaining the different between using :[#]
in the body of a make target and in a clause of an .if.

Powered-by: Google SoC 2007.

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diff --git a/mk/pbulk/pbulk-index.mk b/mk/pbulk/pbulk-index.mk
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+#	$NetBSD: pbulk-index.mk,v 1.1 2007/05/09 23:33:52 joerg Exp $
+
+# This Makefile fragment is included by bsd.pkg.mk and provides all
+# variables and targets related to the parallel bulk build
+# tree-scanning code.
+#
+# The following are the "public" targets provided by this module:
+#
+#	pbulk-index
+#	pbulk-index-item
+
+#
+# _PBULK_MULTI lists the multi-package variable.
+# For each class the following variables are provided:
+#	_PBULK_MULTI_LIST.foo enumerates the supported settings
+#	_PBULK_MULTI_VAR.foo forces a specific version
+#	_PBULK_MULTI_DEFAULT.foo contains the default value
+
+_PBULK_MULTI=	apache php python
+
+_PBULK_MULTI_LIST.apache=	PKG_APACHE_ACCEPTED
+_PBULK_MULTI_VAR.apache=	PKG_APACHE
+_PBULK_MULTI_DEFAULT.apache=	PKG_APACHE_DEFAULT
+
+_PBULK_MULTI_LIST.php=		PHP_VERSIONS_ACCEPTED
+_PBULK_MULTI_VAR.php=		PHP_VERSION_REQD
+_PBULK_MULTI_DEFAULT.php=	PHP_VERSION_DEFAULT
+
+_PBULK_MULTI_LIST.python=	PYTHON_VERSIONS_ACCEPTED
+_PBULK_MULTI_VAR.python=	PYTHON_VERSION_REQD
+_PBULK_MULTI_DEFAULT.python=	PYTHON_VERSION_DEFAULT
+
+.PHONY: pbulk-index pbulk-index-item
+
+# Find all classes with more than one supported setting.
+# Undefined list variables are handled like a single default value,
+# empty list variables are checked afterwards.
+#
+# For each such class, reorder the supported values to list
+# the default value first.  This is important for packages that
+# don't follow the module naming conventions.
+
+.for _t in ${_PBULK_MULTI}
+.  if ${${_PBULK_MULTI_LIST.${_t}}:Unone:[\#]} != 1 && !empty(${_PBULK_MULTI_LIST.${_t}})
+_PBULK_MULTI_NEEDED:=	${_t} ${_PBULK_MULTI_NEEDED}
+_PBULK_SORTED_LIST.${_t}:= \
+	${${_PBULK_MULTI_LIST.${_t}}:M${${_PBULK_MULTI_DEFAULT.${_t}}}} \
+	${${_PBULK_MULTI_LIST.${_t}}:N${${_PBULK_MULTI_DEFAULT.${_t}}}}
+.  endif
+.endfor
+
+.if !defined(_PBULK_MULTI_NEEDED)
+# No multi-package handling needed, directly print the item.
+pbulk-index: pbulk-index-item
+.else
+#
+# Use an ODE for loop to compute the carthesian product of
+# the support settings.  This expands to something like
+#
+#	for apache in apache13 apache2; do \
+#		_PBULK_MULTI_VALUE.apache=$apache; \
+#		export _PBULK_MULTI_VALUE.apache; \
+#		PKG_APACHE=$apache; \
+#		export PKG_APACHE; \
+#		for php in 4 5; do \
+#		_PBULK_MULTI_VALUE.php=$php; \
+#		export _PBULK_MULTI_VALUE.php; \
+#		PHP_VERSION_REQD=$php; \
+#		export PHP_VERSION_REQD;
+#
+# Because the ODE expansion happens in the same shell instance,
+# make gets the environment variables in the inner-most loop.
+# A second ODE for loop is used to close the shell for loops.
+#
+pbulk-index:
+	@${_PBULK_MULTI_NEEDED:@._t.@\
+		for ${._t.} in ${_PBULK_SORTED_LIST.${._t.}}; do \
+			_PBULK_MULTI_VALUE_${._t.}=$$${._t.}; \
+			export _PBULK_MULTI_VALUE_${._t.}; \
+			${_PBULK_MULTI_VAR.${._t.}}=$$${._t.}; \
+			export ${_PBULK_MULTI_VAR.${._t.}};@} \
+	${MAKE} pbulk-index-item \
+		${_PBULK_MULTI_NEEDED:@._t.@;done@}
+.endif
+
+pbulk-index-item:
+	@echo "PKGNAME="${PKGNAME:Q}
+	@echo "ALL_DEPENDS="${_ALL_DEPENDS:Q}
+	@echo "PKG_SKIP_REASON="${PKG_SKIP_REASON:Q}
+	@echo "PKG_FAIL_REASON="${PKG_FAIL_REASON:Q}
+	@echo "NO_BIN_ON_FTP="${NO_BIN_ON_FTP:Q}
+	@echo "RESTRICTED="${RESTRICTED:Q}
+	@echo "CATEGORIES="${CATEGORIES:Q}
+	@echo "MAINTAINER="${MAINTAINER:Q}
+.if defined(_PBULK_MULTI_NEEDED)
+	@printf "MULTI_VERSION="
+.for _t in ${_PBULK_MULTI_NEEDED}
+	@printf " %s=%s" ${_PBULK_MULTI_VAR.${_t}:Q} ${_PBULK_MULTI_VALUE_${_t}:Q}
+.endfor
+	@printf "\n"
+.endif