I believe the current process of building a package seems to be via "ant",
and some custom tasks, which are defined in the
de.masters_of_disaster.ant.tasks package.
After downloading the source tarball, I type "ant dist-deb" and it generates
a .deb file for me.
It's not using the current debian build scripts, nor is it using a "rules"
script. Further, it seems as this currently deb builder isn't dealing with
source at all, and only packages the compiled .class files. I'm looking
around to see if somewhere it is generating a .dsc file, but i haven't found
it yet.
[from build.xml]
<target name="dist-deb"
depends="init"
description="build the DEB Package">
<antcall target="prepare-dist-files" />
<antcall target="compile-ar">
<param name="config.build.debuglevel"
value="lines,source" />
<param name="classes.dir"
location="${dist.dir}/classes" />
</antcall>
<antcall target="compile-deb">
<param name="config.build.debuglevel"
value="lines,source" />
<param name="classes.dir"
location="${dist.dir}/classes" />
</antcall>
<taskdef name="deb"
classname="
de.masters_of_disaster.ant.tasks.deb.Deb"
classpath="${dist.dir}/classes/deb" />
<antcall target="compile-calculatesize">
<param name="config.build.debuglevel"
value="lines,source" />
<param name="classes.dir"
location="${dist.dir}/classes" />
</antcall>
...
On 2/19/07, Paul Cager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Alan Ezust wrote:
>
> I've seen the ".deb" on your site. Are the package sources (.dsc,
>> .diff.gz and .orig.tar.gz) available for download anywhere?
>
>
>
> We don't have .dsc files, .diff.gz files or .orig.tar.gz files yet.
> For 4.3pre9, we use this:
>
>
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=588&package_id=3753
>
> And the source tarball is this:
>
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/jedit/jedit4.3pre9source.tar.bz2?use_mirror=easynews
>
Sorry, I didn't phrase that very clearly. I was wondering how you
generate the ".deb" file - do you first generate an RPM and then use a
converter (e.g. alien) to create a deb from the rpm? Or do you create
the .deb directly from the source code (using a debian/rules files etc).
I asked because Debian packages are built from the source code. It
sounds to me now as though you make use of "alien".
