On Mar 28, 2007, at 3:35 AM, Paul Guyot wrote:
Hi all,
Trunk contains new code for configure flags and default universal
variant code.
It would be great if this could be tested more and released as soon
as possible:
- it would allow maintainers to work on universal variants
- it would allow us to simplify many portfiles by removing:
configure.env CFLAGS=-I${prefix}/include LDFLAGS=-L${prefix}/lib
the -I/path/to/include should go probably go into the CPPFLAGS, not
the (C|CXX)FLAGS. i've only tried it with nano, but nano i.e.
* works with the CPP- & LDFLAGS set
* does not work with the C-, CXX-, and LDFLAGS set
nonetheless, either the ports' creators don't stick really closely to
that rule or it's us. i ran
$grep "\-I\${prefix}/include" */*/Portfile > ~/foo; cd
$gnused -r -i "s/.+CFLAGS\=\"*-I\\$\{prefix}\/include[^\n]*/foo/g"
foo
$gnused -r -i "s/.+CPPFLAGS\=\"*-I\\$\{prefix}\/include[^\n]*/bar/
g" foo
$gnused -r -i "s/.+CXXFLAGS\=\"*-I\\$\{prefix}\/include[^\n]*/bla/
g" foo
(resulting in foo[1])
[1] http://rafb.net/p/nDOv2P12.html
Regards, Elias
Besides, trunk code produces -O2 binaries for autoconf-based ports,
while any such port with the previous line is compiled -O0 with 1.4.0.
Paul
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