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freebsd-ports/Mk/Scripts/functions.sh
Luca Pizzamiglio 47564762a3 component: add SUBPACKAGES
This commit add SUBPACKAGES support to the framework.

Fix users of _LICENSE_DIR
Fix multi/dual license
Add annotation to packages about being a subpkg
Make do-depends aware of the subpackages
Add PKGBASE.subpkg variable
Fix actual-package-depends target
Fix dependencies in sub-packages
Implement LICENSE support
Fix PLIST_FILES.subpkg
Make DESCR.subpkg warning message shorter
Add SUBPACKES to the list of OPTIONS_HELPERS
Fix _strip_perms
Simplify METADIR as in the original patch
Fix _PLIST
Fix the case when there are no subpackages
Fix typo
Fix _PKGDIR initialization
Fix PLIST
Fix typo in RE
Fix METADIR
Fix type in PKGFILE
Fix [build|run]-depends-list targets
Initial import of the subpackage framework
This import is based on https://reviews.freebsd.org/D16457

PR:		275735
Differential Revision:	https://reviews.freebsd.org/D40549
2024-01-01 22:58:53 +01:00

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#!/bin/sh
# This file for common functions used for port scripts.
#
# MAINTAINER: portmgr@FreeBSD.org
# Strip (owner,group,perm) from keywords
_strip_perms() {
sed -Ee 's/^@\([^)]*\)[[:space:]]+//' \
-e 's/^(@[[:alpha:]]+)\([^)]*\)[[:space:]]+/\1 /' \
-e 's/^@@[[:alnum:]]+@@//'
}
# Expand TMPPLIST to absolute paths, splitting files and dirs into separate
# descriptors.
# Input:
# fd:0 - plist to parse
# Required params:
# PREFIX
# parse_comments: Whether to parse and include commented files.
# Output:
# fd:1 - list of files
# fd:2 - stderr
# fd:3 - list of directories
parse_plist() {
local cwd cwd_save commented_cwd comment line newcwd parse_comments \
PREFIX
PREFIX="${1}"
parse_comments="${2:-1}"
cwd=${PREFIX}
cwd_save=
commented_cwd=
_strip_perms | while read -r line; do
# Handle deactivated OPTIONS. Treat "@comment file" as being in
# the plist so it does not show up as an orphan. PLIST_SUB uses
# a @comment to deactive files. XXX: It would be better to
# make all ports use @ignore instead of @comment.
if [ ${parse_comments} -eq 1 -a -z "${line%%@comment *}" ]; then
line="${line##*@comment }"
# Strip (owner,group,perm) from keywords
# Need to do this again after stripping away @comment.
line="$(printf %s "$line" | _strip_perms)"
# Remove @comment so it can be parsed as a file,
# but later prepend it again to create a list of
# all files commented and uncommented.
comment="@comment "
# Only consider comment @cwd for commented lines
if [ -n "${commented_cwd}" ]; then
[ -z "${cwd_save}" ] && cwd_save=${cwd}
cwd=${commented_cwd}
fi
else
comment=
# On first uncommented line, forget about commented
# @cwd
if [ -n "${cwd_save}" ]; then
cwd=${cwd_save}
cwd_save=
commented_cwd=
fi
fi
case $line in
@dir*|'@unexec rmdir'*|'@unexec /bin/rmdir'*)
line="$(printf %s "$line" \
| sed -Ee 's/\|\|.*//;s|[[:space:]]+[0-9]*[[:space:]]*>[&]?[[:space:]]*[^[:space:]]+||g' \
-e "/^@unexec[[:space:]]+(\/bin\/)?rmdir( -p)?/s|([^%])%D([^%])|\1${cwd}\2|g" \
-e '/^@unexec[[:space:]]+(\/bin\/)?rmdir( -p)?/s|"(.*)"[[:space:]]*|\1|g' \
-e 's/@unexec[[:space:]]+(\/bin\/)?rmdir( -p)?[[:space:]]+//' \
-e 's/@dir(rm|rmtry)?[[:space:]]+//' \
-e 's/[[:space:]]+$//')"
case "$line" in
/*) echo >&3 "${comment}${line%/}" ;;
*) echo >&3 "${comment}${cwd}/${line%/}" ;;
esac
;;
# Handle [file] Keywords
@info\ *|@shell\ *|@xmlcatmgr\ *)
set -- $line
shift
case "$*" in
/*) echo "${comment}$*" ;;
*) echo "${comment}${cwd}/$*" ;;
esac
;;
@sample\ *)
set -- $line
shift
sample_file=$1
target_file=${1%.sample}
if [ $# -eq 2 ]; then
target_file=$2
fi
case "${sample_file}" in
/*) ;;
*) sample_file=${cwd}/${sample_file} ;;
esac
case "${target_file}" in
/*) ;;
*) target_file=${cwd}/${target_file} ;;
esac
# Ignore the actual file if it is in stagedir
echo "@comment ${target_file}"
echo "${comment}${sample_file}"
;;
# Handle [dir] Keywords
@fc\ *|@fcfontsdir\ *|@fontsdir\ *)
set -- $line
shift
case "$*" in
/*)
echo >&3 "${comment}$*"
;;
*)
echo >&3 "${comment}${cwd}/$*"
;;
esac
;;
# order matters here - we must check @cwd first because
# otherwise the @cwd* would also match it first, shadowing the
# @cwd) line.
@cwd|@cd)
# Don't actually reset cwd for commented @cwd
if [ -n "${comment}" ]; then
commented_cwd=${PREFIX}
else
cwd=${PREFIX}
fi
;;
@cwd*|@cd*)
set -- $line
newcwd=$2
# Don't set cwd=/ as it causes // in plist and
# won't match later.
[ "${newcwd}" = "/" ] && newcwd=
# Don't actually reset cwd for commented @cwd
if [ -n "${comment}" ]; then
commented_cwd=${newcwd}
else
cwd=${newcwd}
fi
unset newcwd
;;
@*) ;;
/*) echo "${comment}${line}" ;;
*) echo "${comment}${cwd}/${line}" ;;
esac
done
}
validate_env() {
local envfault
for i ; do
set -f
if ! (eval ": \${${i}?}" ) >/dev/null; then
envfault="${envfault}${envfault:+" "}${i}"
fi
set +f
done
if [ -n "${envfault}" ]; then
echo "Environment variable ${envfault} undefined. Aborting." \
| fmt >&2
exit 1
fi
}
export_ports_env() {
local export_vars make_cmd make_env var value uses
if [ -n "${HAVE_PORTS_ENV:-}" ]; then
return 0
fi
validate_env MAKE PORTSDIR
uses="python compiler:features objc"
make_env="\
_PORTS_ENV_CHECK=1 \
PACKAGE_BUILDING=1 \
GNU_CONFIGURE=1 \
USE_JAVA=1 \
USE_LINUX=1 \
"
make_cmd="${make_env}"
export_vars="$(${MAKE} -f ${PORTSDIR}/Mk/bsd.port.mk \
-V PORTS_ENV_VARS ${make_env} USES="${uses}")"
for var in ${export_vars}; do
make_cmd="${make_cmd}${make_cmd:+ }-V ${var}=\${${var}:Q}"
done
# Bring in all the vars, but not empty ones.
eval "$(${MAKE} -f ${PORTSDIR}/Mk/bsd.port.mk ${make_cmd} \
USES="${uses}" | grep -v '=$' | sed -e 's,\\ $,,')"
for var in ${export_vars}; do
# Export and display non-empty ones. This is not redundant
# with above since we're looping on all vars here; do not
# export a var we didn't eval in.
value="$(eval echo \$${var})"
if [ -n "${value}" ]; then
# shellcheck disable=SC2163
# We want to export the variable which name is in var.
export ${var}
echo "export ${var}=\"${value}\""
fi
done
export HAVE_PORTS_ENV=1
echo "export HAVE_PORTS_ENV=1"
}
distinfo_data() {
local alg file
alg=$1
file=$2
if [ \( -n "${dp_DISABLE_SIZE}" -a -n "${dp_NO_CHECKSUM}" \) -o ! -f "${dp_DISTINFO_FILE}" ]; then
exit
fi
awk -v alg="$alg" -v file="${file}" \
'$1 == alg && $2 == "(" file ")" {print $4}' "${dp_DISTINFO_FILE}"
}
check_checksum_algorithms() {
for alg in ${dp_CHECKSUM_ALGORITHMS}; do
eval "alg_executable=\$dp_$alg"
if [ -z "$alg_executable" ]; then
${dp_ECHO_MSG} "Checksum algorithm $alg: Couldn't find the executable."
${dp_ECHO_MSG} "Set $alg=/path/to/$alg in /etc/make.conf and try again."
exit 1
elif [ ! -x "$alg_executable" ]; then
${dp_ECHO_MSG} "Checksum algorithm $alg: $alg_executable is not executable."
${dp_ECHO_MSG} "Fix modes, or change $alg=$alg_executable in /etc/make.conf and try again."
exit 1
fi
done
}
escape() {
echo "$1" | sed -e 's/[&;()!#]/\\&/g'
}
unescape() {
echo "$1" | sed -e 's/\\//g'
}
# Fetch vars from the Makefile and set them locally.
# port_var_fetch ports-mgmt/pkg "" PKGNAME pkgname PKGBASE pkgbase ...
# the 2nd variable is for passing any wanted make arguments, such as
# DEPENDS_ARGS.
port_var_fetch() {
local origin="$1"
local make_args="$2"
local _makeflags _vars
local _portvar _var _line
_makeflags=
_vars=
shift 2
while [ $# -ge 2 ]; do
_portvar="$1"
_var="$2"
_makeflags="${_makeflags}${_makeflags:+ }-V${_portvar}"
_vars="${_vars}${_vars:+ }${_var}"
shift 2
done
set -- ${_vars}
while read -r _line; do
setvar "$1" "${_line}"
shift
done <<-EOF
$(${dp_MAKE} -C "${origin}" ${make_args} ${_makeflags} || echo)
EOF
}