Hi Maciej,
Am 06.10.2009 um 17:55 schrieb Maciej (Matchek) Blizinski:
I have two issues regarding modulations. One is a feature request.
Suppose I have two extra modulators, foo and bar. If each has two
values, I end up with four... um... modulations. The name for each
modulation is foomod-foovar-barmod-barval. If I want to add my own
merge rules, I need to enter:
MERGE_foomod-fooval1-barmod-barval1 = ...
MERGE_foomod-fooval1-barmod-barval2 = ...
MERGE_foomod-fooval2-barmod-barval1 = ...
MERGE_foomod-fooval2-barmod-barval2 = ...
Suppose I have a merge rule that applies to both values of barmod. I
would like then to say:
MERGE_foomod-fooval1 = one thing
MERGE_foomod-fooval2 = some other thing
The desired effect is that "one thing" is included in both barval1 and
barval2 modulations. Is it doable?
Sure. But I don't see a usecase for this. Usually you take all from
barval1 and only some specific things with renames from barval2.
Additionally, the modulators grow long with the default ISA modulation
and maybe the added version modulator. Some kind of sane defaults
can make this much easier to use.
Can I have a look at your Makefile?
The second thing, version-modulated distfiles. Can we, instead of
creating the list and the filtering it, include only the right
versions? For instance:
DISTFILES_version-$(GARVERSION) = $(GARNAME)-$(GARVERSION).tar.gz
...and then have DISTFILES being assembled by GAR?
I have already tought of something similar as you your left-hand side
would expand during Makefile parsing. You would need some kind of
definition like
VDISTFILES = $$(GARNAME)-$$(VERSION).tar.gz
which would then be expanded during evaluation. It would also allow
automatic upstream watches with substituted $$(VERSION) for
UWATCH and easier version modulations.
But before I make more changes to GAR I would like to deploy v2-pbuild
for general use, so please everyone test!
Best regards
-- Dago
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