#
-package make::utilities;
+BEGIN {
+ require 5.8.0;
+}
-require 5.8.0;
+package make::utilities;
use strict;
use warnings FATAL => qw(all);
use Exporter 'import';
-use POSIX;
-use Getopt::Long;
use Fcntl;
-our @EXPORT = qw(make_rpath pkgconfig_get_include_dirs pkgconfig_get_lib_dirs pkgconfig_check_version translate_functions promptstring);
-
-# Parse the output of a *_config program,
-# such as pcre_config, take out the -L
-# directive and return an rpath for it.
+use File::Path;
+use Getopt::Long;
+use POSIX;
-# \e[1;32msrc/Makefile\e[0m
+our @EXPORT = qw(make_rpath pkgconfig_get_include_dirs pkgconfig_get_lib_dirs pkgconfig_check_version translate_functions promptstring);
my %already_added = ();
-my $if_skip_lines = 0;
sub promptstring($$$$$)
{
sub make_rpath($;$)
{
my ($executable, $module) = @_;
+ return "" if defined $ENV{DISABLE_RPATH};
chomp(my $data = `$executable`);
my $output = "";
while ($data =~ /-L(\S+)/)
my $libpath = $1;
if (!exists $already_added{$libpath})
{
- print "Adding extra library path to \e[1;32m$module\e[0m ... \e[1;32m$libpath\e[0m\n";
+ print "Adding runtime library path to \e[1;32m$module\e[0m ... \e[1;32m$libpath\e[0m\n";
$already_added{$libpath} = 1;
}
- $output .= "-Wl,--rpath -Wl,$libpath -L$libpath " unless defined $main::opt_disablerpath;
+ $output .= "-Wl,-rpath -Wl,$libpath -L$libpath ";
$data =~ s/-L(\S+)//;
}
return $output;
{
my ($packagename, $headername, $defaults, $module) = @_;
- my $key = "default_includedir_$packagename";
- if (exists $main::config{$key})
- {
- print "Locating include directory for package \e[1;32m$packagename\e[0m for module \e[1;32m$module\e[0m... ";
- my $ret = $main::config{$key};
- print "\e[1;32m$ret\e[0m (cached)\n";
- return $ret;
- }
-
extend_pkg_path();
print "Locating include directory for package \e[1;32m$packagename\e[0m for module \e[1;32m$module\e[0m... ";
{
my ($packagename, $libname, $defaults, $module) = @_;
- my $key = "default_libdir_$packagename";
- if (exists $main::config{$key})
- {
- print "Locating library directory for package \e[1;32m$packagename\e[0m for module \e[1;32m$module\e[0m... ";
- my $ret = $main::config{$key};
- print "\e[1;32m$ret\e[0m (cached)\n";
- return $ret;
- }
-
extend_pkg_path();
print "Locating library directory for package \e[1;32m$packagename\e[0m for module \e[1;32m$module\e[0m... ";
$module =~ /modules*\/(.+?)$/;
$module = $1;
- # This is only a cursory check, just designed to catch casual accidental use of backticks.
- # There are pleanty of ways around it, but its not supposed to be for security, just checking
- # that people are using the new configuration api as theyre supposed to and not just using
- # backticks instead of eval(), being as eval has accountability. People wanting to get around
- # the accountability will do so anyway.
- if (($line =~ /`/) && ($line !~ /eval\(.+?`.+?\)/))
- {
- die "Developers should no longer use backticks in configuration macros. Please use exec() and eval() macros instead. Offending line: $line (In module: $module)";
- }
-
if ($line =~ /ifuname\(\!"(\w+)"\)/)
{
my $uname = $1;
close TF;
my $replace = `perl $tmpfile`;
chomp($replace);
+ unlink($tmpfile);
$line =~ s/eval\("(.+?)"\)/$replace/;
}
while ($line =~ /pkgconflibs\("(.+?)","(.+?)","(.+?)"\)/)
while ($line =~ /rpath\("(.+?)"\)/)
{
my $replace = make_rpath($1,$module);
- $replace = "" if ($^O =~ /darwin/i);
$line =~ s/rpath\("(.+?)"\)/$replace/;
}
};
print "\nMake sure you have pkg-config installed\n";
print "\nIn the case of gnutls configuration errors on debian,\n";
print "Ubuntu, etc, you should ensure that you have installed\n";
- print "gnutls-bin as well as gnutls-dev and gnutls.\n";
+ print "gnutls-bin as well as libgnutls-dev and libgnutls.\n";
exit;
}
else