On Mar 21, 2012, at 13:22, Leo Singer wrote:
> On Mar 21, 2012, at 12:08 PM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>
>> I'd also still check whether adding a universal variant (i.e. by adding the
>> line "variant universal {}" on a line before you invoke
>> [get_canonical_archs]) works.
>
> Both that and
>
> universal_variant yes
>
> worked, but according to the MacPorts guide, 'yes' is the default for
> universal_variant. Why wasn't a universal variant added by default?
"use_configure no" turns off the universal variant. (The default universal
variant functions by modifying the environment variables and flags sent to a
standard autoconf configure script; that can't work when you use "use_configure
no" to tell MacPorts that this project does not use a standard autoconf
configure script.)
Also, even if the default universal variant appears to be there,
[get_canonical_archflags] does not recognize it and you still have to put
"variant universal {}" above it. Good to know that "universal_variant yes" also
works; that may be the preferable way to write it.
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