I co-maintain the pkgsrc entry for qgis (and also look after proj, gdal, postgis).
pkgsrc uses gmake because there are file names with spaces (json help), and there is some quoting problem with BSD make. (Also because of the present issue with $ quoting.) pkgsrc currently has 3.10.7 (yes, I know I should update to 3.10.10), which builds fine with cmake 3.17.3 on NetBSD, when qgis is built with gmake. With our current cmake 3.18.2 (or .1), the build fails because a generated makefile: work/qgis-3.10.7/build/src/core/CMakeFiles/qgis_core.dir/build.make escapes e.g. resources/function_help/json/$area to have four dollar signs: src/core/qgsexpression_texts.cpp: ../resources/function_help/json/$$$$area rather than the two $ that gmake expects. (However, BSD make, which we don't use, wants 4, for complicated and perhaps not valid reasons.) My working (but unsupported by reality) theory is that cmake is trying to accomodate BSD make and overquoting $, but is doing so because it is running on NetBSD, rather than because it knows BSD make will be used to build. However, I don't see this in the release notes. So far there have not been reports of other programs not building, but qgis is unusual in that it has files with $ in them. I am looking for a minimal fix to patch qgis or cmake to make this build. Hints would be appreciated on the following subjects: cmake really did or didn't change quoting of $ The extra quoting is or isn't something somehow done by qgis. The questions I really should have asked, if I understtood this better. This is fixed in 3.10.10 :-) Thanks, Greg
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