RFC: cleanup of linux ports
Mark Linimon
linimon at lonesome.com
Tue Apr 12 09:59:36 PDT 2005
I am also still confused by the RUN_DEPENDS logic (some of this logic
is in the current bsd.port.mk).
In certain cases we depend on bin/sh to be the marker, in other cases
etc/redhat-release. This seems inconsistent. I wonder if this
would cause problems if trying to install different versions?
This logic also assumes that anything that isn't a partial portname
or '7' should be the default. This seems wrong. IMHO after the
test for '7' should be a test for 'yes', which sets whatever is the
current default (currently 8). Any other value should set IGNORE.
e.g. if someone mistypes USE_LINUX=rh-7 they shouldn't silently get
an install dependency on 8; instead, the installation should fail.
(And either the test should be made sufficiently robust to accept
'y' and 'YES' which occur in 2 ports, or those 2 ports should be
changed to set the value 'yes').
mcl
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