# Copyright 1999-2012 Gentoo Foundation # Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2 # $Header: /var/cvsroot/gentoo-x86/dev-lang/fpc/fpc-2.2.2-r1.ebuild,v 1.2 2012/07/09 21:29:15 ulm Exp $ inherit eutils S="${WORKDIR}/fpcbuild-${PV}/fpcsrc" HOMEPAGE="http://www.freepascal.org/" DESCRIPTION="Free Pascal Compiler" SRC_URI="mirror://sourceforge/freepascal/fpcbuild-${PV}.tar.gz x86? ( mirror://sourceforge/freepascal/fpc-2.2.2.i386-linux.tar ) sparc? ( mirror://sourceforge/freepascal/fpc-2.0.0.sparc-linux.tar ) ppc? ( mirror://sourceforge/freepascal/fpc-2.2.0.powerpc-linux.tar ) amd64? ( mirror://sourceforge/freepascal/fpc-2.2.2.x86_64-linux.tar ) doc? ( mirror://sourceforge/freepascal/fpc-${PV}-doc-pdf.zip )" SLOT="0" LICENSE="GPL-2 LGPL-2.1-with-linking-exception" KEYWORDS="~amd64 ~ppc ~sparc ~x86" IUSE="doc source" DEPEND="!dev-lang/fpc-bin !dev-lang/fpc-source" RDEPEND="${DEPEND}" DEPEND="${DEPEND} >=sys-devel/binutils-2.19.1-r1" src_unpack() { case ${ARCH} in x86) FPC_ARCH="i386" PV_BIN=2.2.2 ;; ppc) FPC_ARCH="powerpc" PV_BIN=2.2.0 ;; amd64) FPC_ARCH="x86_64" PV_BIN=2.2.2 ;; sparc) FPC_ARCH="sparc" PV_BIN=2.0.0 ;; *) die "This ebuild doesn't support ${ARCH}." ;; esac unpack ${A} || die "Unpacking ${A} failed!" tar -xf binary.${FPC_ARCH}-linux.tar || die "Unpacking binary.${FPC_ARCH}-linux.tar failed!" tar -xzf base.${FPC_ARCH}-linux.tar.gz || die "Unpacking base.${FPC_ARCH}-linux.tar.gz failed!" cd "${S}" epatch "${FILESDIR}"/${P}-unneeded-symbols.patch epatch "${FILESDIR}"/${P}-execstack.patch sed -i -e 's/ -Xs / /g' $(find . -name Makefile) || die "sed failed" } set_pp() { case ${ARCH} in x86) FPC_ARCH="386" ;; ppc) FPC_ARCH="ppc" ;; amd64) FPC_ARCH="x64" ;; sparc) FPC_ARCH="sparc" ;; *) die "This ebuild doesn't support ${ARCH}." ;; esac case ${1} in bootstrap) pp="${WORKDIR}"/lib/fpc/${PV_BIN}/ppc${FPC_ARCH} ;; new) pp="${S}"/compiler/ppc${FPC_ARCH} ;; *) die "set_pp: unknown argument: ${1}" ;; esac } src_compile() { local pp # Using the bootstrap compiler. set_pp bootstrap emake -j1 PP="${pp}" compiler_cycle || die "make compiler_cycle failed!" # Save new compiler from cleaning... cp "${S}"/compiler/ppc${FPC_ARCH} "${S}"/ppc${FPC_ARCH}.new # ...rebuild with current version... emake -j1 PP="${S}"/ppc${FPC_ARCH}.new compiler_cycle || die "make compiler_cycle failed!" # ..and clean up afterwards rm "${S}"/ppc${FPC_ARCH}.new # Using the new compiler. set_pp new emake -j1 PP="${pp}" rtl_clean || die "make rtl_clean failed" emake -j1 PP="${pp}" rtl packages_all utils || die "make failed" # Use pregenerated docs to avoid sandbox violations (#146804) #if use doc ; then # cd "${S}"/../fpcdocs # emake -j1 pdf || die "make pdf failed!" #fi } src_install() { local pp set_pp new set -- PP="${pp}" FPCMAKE="${S}/utils/fpcm/fpcmake" \ INSTALL_PREFIX="${D}"usr \ INSTALL_DOCDIR="${D}"usr/share/doc/${P} \ INSTALL_MANDIR="${D}"usr/share/man \ INSTALL_SOURCEDIR="${D}"usr/lib/fpc/${PV}/source emake -j1 "$@" compiler_install rtl_install packages_install \ utils_install || die "make install failed!" dosym ../lib/fpc/${PV}/ppc${FPC_ARCH} /usr/bin/ppc${FPC_ARCH} if ! has nodoc ${FEATURES} ; then cd "${S}"/../install/doc emake -j1 "$@" installdoc || die "make installdoc failed!" fi if ! has noman ${FEATURES} ; then cd "${S}"/../install/man emake -j1 "$@" installman || die "make installman failed!" fi if ! has nodoc ${FEATURES} && use doc ; then insinto /usr/share/doc/${PF} doins "${WORKDIR}"/doc/*.pdf #cd "${S}"/../fpcdocs #emake -j1 "$@" pdfinstall || die "make pdfinstall failed" fi if use source ; then cd "${S}" shift emake -j1 PP="${D}"usr/bin/ppc${FPC_ARCH} "$@" sourceinstall || die "make sourceinstall failed!" find "${D}"usr/lib/fpc/${PV}/source -name '*.o' -exec rm {} \; fi "${D}"usr/lib/fpc/${PV}/samplecfg /usr/lib/fpc/${PV} "${D}"etc rm -rf "${D}"usr/lib/fpc/lexyacc } pkg_postinst() { # Using ewarn - it is really important for other ebuilds (e.g. Lazarus) if [ -e /etc/._cfg0000_fpc.cfg ]; then echo ewarn "Make sure you etc-update /etc/fpc.cfg" ewarn "Otherwise FPC will not work correctly." echo ebeep fi ewarn "The default configuration for fpc strips executables. This" ewarn "will cause QA notices in ebuilds for software using fpc." ewarn "You can remove -Xs from /etc/fpc.cfg to avoid this." }