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On 05/04/2017 07:48 PM, William Hubbs wrote: |
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> All, |
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> here is meson.eclass after the changes from the first posting. |
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> Mgorny, I don't quite understand your question about the install command: |
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> DESTDIR="${ED}" eninja -v -c install |
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> I think it is ok, I don't think DESTDIR= has any bearing on EPREFIX. |
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> Here's the attachment. |
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> William |
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You need to set DESTDIR="${D}" when you pass --prefix="${EPREFIX}"/usr |
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(or equivalent), otherwise, you will install files to |
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${EPREFIX}/${EPREFIX}/usr. As Prefix expects files in ${EPREFIX}/usr, |
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etc., this will cause issues on all Prefix systems (specifically, |
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Portage will error out if it detects any file installed into $D that is |
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outside of $ED or the directory $ED/$EPREFIX existing at all (when |
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$EPREFIX != "")). |
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The only time that it is generally appropriate to set DESTDIR="${ED}" is |
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when dealing with broken build systems that force a prefix of exactly |
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"/usr" and don't allow the user to change it (or even force files into |
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"/bin", "/etc", etc.). |
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Jonathan Callen |
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