Ryan,
I don't know about that, but the other thing is that pre- and post- blocks can be defined multiple times. They don't override one another. So if the portgroup defines a pre-configure phase, and the portfile defines a pre-configure phase, MacPorts would happily call both of them.
Ah, that's something I was not aware of. It might be a solution. Yet, I admit I have some difficulty to understand the current structure of muniversal. What is the benefit of running a small loop for each step rather than one big loop over all steps?
Perhaps muniversal could do this in a post-extract phase. That way, you could write a (single) pre-configure phase, and in it, you would loop over the list of requested architectures and do your reinplacing in each one.
Yes, I'll try this.
I haven't used fortran. Does fortran not offer something equivalent to C's preprocessor directives?
I am not a Fortran specialist. Basically, I am pretty much like you might be: I compile Fortran code, but I'm far to be able to write even the most basic program in Fortran. But I haven't encountered anything like a preprocessor in Fortran. I think that just does not exist.
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