I used placeholders in the makefile then passed the environment variables using reinplace statements. That worked, however I’m getting a make: lib/darwin16/libtaucs.a: Permission denied. Sounds like I need to change the permissions after extracting the source. Is there a tar flag for that?
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Mark Brethen [email protected]
> On Nov 25, 2018, at 6:55 PM, Joshua Root <[email protected]> wrote: > > On 2018-11-26 02:35 , Ryan Schmidt wrote: >> >> >> On Nov 25, 2018, at 09:13, Mark Brethen wrote: >> >>> build { >>> ui_info "Building libtaucs archives:" >>> system -W ${worksrcpath} "${build.cmd} ${build.args} ${build.target}" >>> } >>> >>> with 'LD = $(F77)’ in the Makefile, but that didn’t work. How should I pass >>> this during build? >> >> I suppose that ought to work, except that perhaps the problem you're running >> into is that ${build.args} is a list of values. If you want to concatenate >> all those list items with spaces and include that expanded value in a >> string, as you're doing here, you'll need to use the expand operator ({*}). >> Technically, build.cmd and build.target (and all other MacPorts options) are >> lists too, though they might only contain one item at the moment. To >> properly expand all those lists into strings, you'd use: "{*}${build.cmd} >> {*}${build.args} {*}${build.target}". > > The function of {*} is to pass a list to a command as multiple > arguments, one per list element. That is not what's desired here, as the > command to be run by system should be given in a single argument. > > Perhaps you were thinking of 'join'? But that shouldn't really be needed > here either. > > - Josh
