Fabio M. Di Nitto wrote:
> Howto:
>
> svn co...
> ./autogen.sh
> ./configure
> make rpm or make srpm
>
> The resulting srpm can be built _without_ autotools installed
> and the resulting rpm is equivalent of the one you would get from Fedora
> rawhide.
I know what you mean, but just to clarify:
- building (i.e., creating) the srpm requires autoconf and automake.
- building *from* the srpm (as from any distribution tarball) does not.
...
> Index: Makefile.am
> ===================================================================
...
> clean-generic:
> - rm -rf doc/api
> + rm -rf doc/api $(SPEC) $(TARFILE) *.rpm .build-*
Please don't remove names via wildcards like that.
I might have a directory named PRECIOUS_IMPORTANT.rpm.build-DO_NOT_DELETE.
> +## make rpm/srpm section.
> +
> +$(SPEC): $(SPEC).in
> + LC_ALL=C date="$(shell date "+%a %b %d %Y")" && \
> + alphatag="$(shell svnversion)" && \
> + cat $^ | sed \
> + -e "s...@alphatag@#r$$alphatag#g" \
> + -e "s...@version@#$(VERSION)#g" \
> + -e "s...@date@#$$date#g" \
> + > $@
You can save a process, i.e., remove the cat:
(also,
- using $< is slightly more precise than $^
- don't "redirect directly to target" (for why, search for that phrase)
- make the generated file read-only (i.e., harder to accidentally modify)
sed \
-e "s...@alphatag@#r$$alphatag#g" \
-e "s...@version@#$(VERSION)#g" \
-e "s...@date@#$$date#g" \
$< > $...@-t
chmod a-w $...@-t
mv $...@-t $@
> +srpm: clean $(SPEC) $(TARFILE)
> + rpmbuild \
> + $(RPMBUILDOPTS) \
> + --nodeps -bs $(SPEC)
These (above and below) don't do what you want when built with -jN.
I.e., they'll run the clean rule and the ones to create
$(SPEC) and $(TARFILE) in parallel.
You can use this in place of the above.
srpm: clean
$(MAKE) $(SPEC) $(TARFILE)
rpmbuild $(RPMBUILDOPTS) --nodeps -bs $(SPEC)
> +rpm: clean $(SPEC) $(TARFILE)
> + rpmbuild \
> + $(RPMBUILDOPTS) \
> + -ba $(SPEC) 2>&1 | \
> + tee .build-$(VERSION).log
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