Viktor Szakats bd90e07276 2010-07-26 20:43 UTC+0200 Viktor Szakats (harbour.01 syenar.hu)
* debian/rules
  * harbour.spec
  * config/instsh.mk
    * Do not use HB_INST_PKGPREF.

  * harbour.spec
    + Use HB_MAN_INSTALL

  * config/global.mk
    + Added HB_MAN_INSTALL and HB_ETC_INSTALL
    + PKG_NAME is now filled in little bit different way for
      *nix systems to emulate old mpkg_tgz.sh logic.

  * bin/postinst.sh
    - Deleted no more used subroutines.
    - Deleted mk_hblibso() function.
      - it maintained loca list of contribs which breaks the
        effort of contrib "plug-in" system
      - it contained lots of platform dependent build details in
        hard to maintain bash shell code.
      ; If someone needs this functionality pls try to integrate
        it in hbmk2 or write a .hbs script in modular fashion
        (not contrib names). I cannot tell what exactly was the functionality
        implemented there though. Maybe rewriting it locally is also an
        option.
    ! Do not use HB_INST_PKGPREF.

  * config/postinst.hbs
    + Rewritten mpkg_tgz.sh logic in .prg code. This logic is
      finally in it's proper place.
    + Implemented copying of man files on *nix systems.
    ; NOTE: Not tested at all, it was hard enough to rewrite it,
            pls help on finishing and debugging it. See TODOs in
            source. Previous replicated with some differences.

  - mpkg_tgz.sh
    - Deleted. Now implemented in postinst.sh.
      Build Harbour with HB_BUILD_PKG=yes to try it.

  * INSTALL
    + Added HB_MAN_INSTALL and HB_ETC_INSTALL
    + Updated .tgz binary instructions (now same on all platforms)

  * utils/hbrun/hbrun.prg
  * utils/hbrun/hbrun.hbp
  * utils/hbrun/Makefile
    * Renamed include dir control var.
    * Change so that now simple HB_INC_INSTALL value will
      trigger burn-in of header location.
    + Added logic to only use burnt-in header location if
      it is an absolute path.
    ! Synced .hbp file with this feature.
    ; NOTE: This is still non-portable and error
            prone solution. Pls see my thought on dev list
            about possible solutions to use precompiled
            Harbour headers compiled right into the executable.
2010-07-26 18:44:08 +00:00
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