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A good deal of it is documented at: |
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http://www.gentoo.org/doc/gentoo-howto.html |
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But in the case of ${D} I first searched for it via grep |
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grep -r -i '${d}' /usr/portage/* |
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Then once I found an example of another ebuild using it I looked at how |
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it used is and combined with what I said below about how the install |
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section works, it made sense that it was /var/tmp/portage/....ect |
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To test this belief, I created a small ebuild with 1 line in it |
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test-1.0.ebuild |
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echo ${D} |
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Then ran ebuild test-1.0.ebuild clean |
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And it prints /var/tmp/portage/test-1.0/image/ so my belief was correct. |
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-Jared H. |
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monkey wrote: |
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> On Thu, Apr 18, 2002 at 02:11:36PM -0500, thus spake Jared H. Hudson: |
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>>So, to answer your question ${D} is /var/tmp/portage/ebuild_name/image/ |
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> Thanks. Is this stuff documented somewhere, and I simply overlooked it? |
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> geoffrey |
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