On 9/18/05, Gary V. Vaughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Mac OS X 10.4 (I'm running 10.4.2) ships with a cp command that does > not understand the `-l' option. Darwin ports has a coreutils port with > GNU cp, but installs it as gcp so as not to overshadow Apple's cp > command. > > Similarly OS X's date command doesn't understand --rfc-822 among other > options used by quilt, and coreutils installs gdate. > > Okay, so I relent, quilt needs coreutils. This patch searches for and uses > gcp in preference to cp, and gdate in preference to date to workaround > these problems, provided there is an installed GNU cp called gcp etc. > @@ -236,6 +238,8 @@ $(PACKAGE).spec : $(PACKAGE).spec.in $(P > -e 's:@SCRIPTS''@:$(SCRIPTS_DIR):g' \ > -e 's:@PERL''@:$(PERL):g' \ > -e 's:@BASH''@:$(BASH):g' \ > + -e 's:@CP''@:$(CP):g' \ > + -e 's:@DATE''@:$(DATE):g' \ > -e 's:@SED''@:$(SED):g' \ > -e 's:@AWK''@:$(AWK):g' \ > -e 's:@DIFF''@:$(DIFF):g' \
> Index: quilt-HEAD/quilt/*.in This is not required. the compatibility layer will create a symlink in the compat directory, meaning `cp' will dynamically point to /path/to/gcp. In the near future, most of the @FOO@ will be removed from the *.in files. -- John _______________________________________________ Quilt-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/quilt-dev
