On Tue, 22 Sep 2020 18:22:18 +0100
"Richard Purdie" <[email protected]> wrote:
> The "fun" here is that "make install" is rewriting Makefiles within
> the source code tree. The install step runs under pseudo, earlier
> ones do not.
> If we rerun earlier non-pseudo steps, the Makefiles get reset to their
> original state, then "make install" modifies them again.
ugh.
Okay, so. A vague thought about how to perhaps approach this: A
post-install step, which basically does:
pseudo cp Makefile Makefile.pseudo
pseudo rm Makefile
[not-pseudo] cp Makefile.pseudo Makefile
pseudo rm Makefile.pseudo
So that, at the end of the post-install, the files pseudo doesn't want
to know about are forgotten. Possibly there ought to be a "forget about
this directory" option/command.
-s
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