gentoo-overlay/dev-perl/libintl-perl/files/libintl-perl-1.240.0-sanity-2.patch

diff -ruN libintl-perl-1.24.orig/Makefile.PL libintl-perl-1.24/Makefile.PL
--- libintl-perl-1.24.orig/Makefile.PL	2015-04-03 15:28:12.000000000 +0200
+++ libintl-perl-1.24/Makefile.PL	2016-06-01 00:06:12.000000000 +0200
@@ -163,47 +163,6 @@
 
 package MY;
 
-# FIXME: This is really a hack! Problem: Depending on the build system,
-# we may or may not build and install the XS version.  If the XS version
-# is being built, the directory blib/arch will be populated, if it is
-# not being built, blib/arch will be empty.  Unfortunately, if blib/arch
-# is not empty, *all* library files will be installed in the architecture
-# dependent locations, if it is empty, they will be installed in the
-# architecture independent tree.
-#
-# Unfortunately, ExtUtils::MakeMaker does not take care of uninstalling
-# files from previous installations.  Consequently, we cannot determine
-# which version of the library will be loaded, since this depends on the
-# current value of @INC.
-#
-# The solution does not really make me happy.  The Makefile will be patched,
-# so that instead of ExtUtils::Install a custom module MyInstall.pm will
-# be used.  This custom module overwrites the subroutine that detects
-# whether a directory is empty in ExtUtils::Install, and will lie if that
-# directory happens to be "blib/arch".  This little hack effectively disables 
-# the annoying behavior of ExtUtils::Install (and I sincerely hope that
-# this is portable).
-sub libscan 
-{
-	my ($self, $file) = @_;
-
-	return if 'MyInstall.pm' eq $file;
-
-	$self->SUPER::libscan ($file);	
-}
-
-sub tools_other 
-{
-	my $self = shift;
-
-	my $fragment = $self->SUPER::tools_other (@_);
-
-	$fragment =~ s/^MOD_INSTALL\s*=\s*(.*?)-MExtUtils::Install
-		/MOD_INSTALL =$1-MMyInstall/msx;
-
-	return $fragment;
-}
-
 package main;
 
 my $name = $0;