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#
# bsd.ruby.mk - Utility definitions for Ruby related ports.
#
# Created by: Akinori MUSHA <knu@FreeBSD.org>
#
# $FreeBSD$
#
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. i f ! d e f i n e d ( R u b y _ I n c l u d e )
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Ruby_Include = bsd.ruby.mk
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Ruby_Include_MAINTAINER = stas@FreeBSD.org
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#
# [variables that a user may define]
#
# RUBY_VER - (See below)
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# RUBY_DEFAULT_VER - Set to (e.g.) "1.8" if you want to refer to "ruby18"
# just as "ruby".
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# RUBY_ARCH - (See below)
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# RUBY_RD_HTML - Define if you want HTML files generated from RD files.
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#
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#
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# [variables that each port can define]
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#
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# RUBY - Set to full path of ruby. If you set this, the values
# of the following variables are automatically obtained
# from the ruby executable: RUBY_VER, RUBY_VERSION,
# RUBY_NAME, RUBY_ARCH, RUBY_LIBDIR, RUBY_ARCHLIBDIR,
# RUBY_SITELIBDIR, and RUBY_SITEARCHLIBDIR.
# RUBY_VER - Set to the alternative short version of ruby in the
# form of `x.y' (see below for current value).
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# USE_RUBY - Says that the port uses ruby for building and running.
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# RUBY_NO_BUILD_DEPENDS - Says that the port should not build-depend on ruby.
# RUBY_NO_RUN_DEPENDS - Says that the port should not run-depend on ruby.
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# USE_LIBRUBY - Says that the port uses libruby.
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# USE_RUBY_EXTCONF - Says that the port uses extconf.rb to configure.
# Implies USE_RUBY.
# RUBY_EXTCONF - Set to the alternative name of extconf.rb
# (default: extconf.rb).
# RUBY_EXTCONF_SUBDIRS - Set to list of subdirectories, if multiple modules
# are included.
# USE_RUBY_SETUP - Says that the port uses setup.rb to configure and
# build.
# RUBY_SETUP - Set to the alternative name of setup.rb
# (default: setup.rb).
# USE_RUBY_AMSTD - Says that the port uses amstd for building and
# running.
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# USE_RUBY_RDTOOL - Says that the port uses rdtool to generate documents.
# USE_RUBY_RDOC - Says that the port uses rdoc to generate documents.
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# USE_RUBY_FEATURES - Says that the port requires some of the following
# features for building and/or running (default: none):
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# iconv
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# RUBY_REQUIRE - Set to a Ruby expression to evaluate before building
# the port. The constant "Ruby" is set to the integer
# version number of ruby, and the result of the
# expression will be set to RUBY_PROVIDED, which is
# left undefined if the result is nil, false or a
# zero-length string. Implies USE_RUBY.
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# RUBY_SHEBANG_FILES - Specify the files which shebang lines you want to fix.
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# RUBY_RD_FILES - Specify the RD files which you want to generate HTML
# documents from. If this is defined and not empty,
# USE_RUBY_RDTOOL is implied and RUBY_RD_HTML_FILES is
# defined.
#
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#
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# [variables that each port should not (re)define]
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#
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# RUBY_PKGNAMEPREFIX - Common PKGNAMEPREFIX for ruby ports
# (default: ruby${RUBY_SUFFIX}-)
# RUBY_VERSION - Full version of ruby without preview/beta suffix in
# the form of `x.y.z' (see below for current value).
# RUBY_VERSION_CODE - Full integer version of ruby without preview/beta
# suffix in the form of `xyz'.
# RUBY_PORTVERSION - PORTVERSION for the standard ruby ports (ruby,
# ruby-gdbm, etc.).
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# RUBY_PORTREVISION - PORTREVISION for the standard ruby ports.
# RUBY_PORTEPOCH - PORTEPOCH for the standard ruby ports.
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# RUBY_DISTNAME - DISTNAME for the standard ruby ports, i.e. the
# basename of the ruby distribution tarball.
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# RUBY_DISTVERSION - The version number part of RUBY_DISTNAME.
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# RUBY_PATCHFILES - PATCHFILES for the standard ruby ports, i.e. the
# basename of the ruby distribution tarball.
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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# RUBY_WRKSRC - WRKSRC for the ruby port.
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# MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR_RUBY - MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR for the ruby distfiles.
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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#
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# RUBY_SHLIBVER - Major version of libruby (see below for current
# value).
# RUBY_ARCH - Set to target architecture name.
# (e.g. i386-freebsd7)
# RUBY_SUFFIX - Suffix for ruby binaries and directories
# (${RUBY_VER:S/.//}).
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# RUBY_WITHOUT_SUFFIX - Always ${LOCALBASE}/bin/ruby.
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# RUBY_WITH_SUFFIX - Always ${RUBY_WITHOUT_SUFFIX}${RUBY_SUFFIX}.
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# RUBY_NAME - Ruby's name with trailing suffix.
#
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# RUBY_MODNAME - Set to the module name (default: ${PORTNAME}).
#
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# RUBY_RD2 - Full path of rd2 executable.
# RUBY_RDOC - Full path of rdoc executable.
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#
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# RUBY_BASE_PORT - Port path of base ruby without PORTSDIR, without
# suffix except version.
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# RUBY_PORT - Port path of ruby without PORTSDIR.
# RUBY_AMSTD_PORT - Port path of ruby-amstd without PORTSDIR.
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# RUBY_RDTOOL_PORT - Port path of rdtool without PORTSDIR.
# RUBY_RDOC_PORT - Port path of rdoc without PORTSDIR.
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# RUBY_ICONV_PORT - Port path of ruby-iconv without PORTSDIR.
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#
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# DEPEND_LIBRUBY - LIB_DEPENDS entry for libruby.
# DEPEND_RUBY - BUILD_DEPENDS/RUN_DEPENDS entry for ruby.
# DEPEND_RUBY_AMSTD - BUILD_DEPENDS/RUN_DEPENDS entry for ruby-amstd.
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# DEPEND_RUBY_RDTOOL - BUILD_DEPENDS entry for rdtool.
# DEPEND_RUBY_RDOC - BUILD_DEPENDS entry for rdoc.
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# DEPEND_RUBY_ICONV - BUILD_DEPENDS/RUN_DEPENDS entry for ruby-iconv.
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#
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# RUBY_LIBDIR - Installation path for architecture independent
# libraries.
# RUBY_ARCHLIBDIR - Installation path for architecture dependent
# libraries.
# RUBY_SITELIBDIR - Installation path for site architecture independent
# libraries.
# RUBY_SITEARCHLIBDIR - Installation path for site architecture dependent
# libraries.
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# RUBY_DOCDIR - Installation path for documents.
# RUBY_EXAMPLESDIR - Installation path for examples.
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# RUBY_RIDIR - Installation path for site architecture independent ri
# documents.
# RUBY_SITERIDIR - Installation path for site architecture dependent ri
# documents.
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# RUBY_MODDOCDIR - Installation path for the module's documents.
# RUBY_MODEXAMPLESDIR - Installation path for the module's examples.
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# RUBY_ELISPDIR - Installation path for emacs lisp files.
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#
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RUBY_DEFAULT_VER ?= 1.8
RUBY_VER ?= ${ RUBY_DEFAULT_VER }
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. i f d e f i n e d ( R U B Y )
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. i f ! e x i s t s ( $ { D E S T D I R } $ { R U B Y } )
* Change all bogus uses of BROKEN to IGNORE. Note: the BROKEN_WITH_*
forms are retained for compatibility but deprecated [1]
* Add sha256 to CHECKSUM_ALGORITHMS [2]
* Remove some whitespace [2]
* Add USE_SCONS and bsd.scons.mk for the Python-based SCons build system [3]
* Fix USE_LDCONFIG with non-default PREFIX [4]
* Add USE_WX and friends, and bsd.wx.mk, for common code for WxWidgets
support [5]
* Add 'make missing' to show missing dependencies [6]
* Fix DESKTOP_ENTRIES processing on 4.x [7]
PR: 92445 [1], 98206 [2], 98731 [3], 99370 [4], 89398 [5],
93601 [6], 98891 [7]
Submitted by: linimon [1], edwin [2], alex at foxybanana dot com [3],
gerald [4], flz [4], alepulver [5], alex at fafula dot com [6],
shaun [7]
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IGNORE = cannot install: you set the variable RUBY to " ${ RUBY } " , but it does not seem to exist. Please specify an already installed ruby executable.
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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. e n d i f
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Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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_RUBY_TEST != ${ RUBY } -e 'begin; require "rbconfig"; rescue LoadError; puts "error"; end'
. i f ! e m p t y ( _ R U B Y _ T E S T )
* Change all bogus uses of BROKEN to IGNORE. Note: the BROKEN_WITH_*
forms are retained for compatibility but deprecated [1]
* Add sha256 to CHECKSUM_ALGORITHMS [2]
* Remove some whitespace [2]
* Add USE_SCONS and bsd.scons.mk for the Python-based SCons build system [3]
* Fix USE_LDCONFIG with non-default PREFIX [4]
* Add USE_WX and friends, and bsd.wx.mk, for common code for WxWidgets
support [5]
* Add 'make missing' to show missing dependencies [6]
* Fix DESKTOP_ENTRIES processing on 4.x [7]
PR: 92445 [1], 98206 [2], 98731 [3], 99370 [4], 89398 [5],
93601 [6], 98891 [7]
Submitted by: linimon [1], edwin [2], alex at foxybanana dot com [3],
gerald [4], flz [4], alepulver [5], alex at fafula dot com [6],
shaun [7]
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IGNORE = cannot install: you set the variable RUBY to " ${ RUBY } " , but it failed to include rbconfig. Please specify a properly installed ruby executable.
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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. e n d i f
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_RUBY_CONFIG = ${ DESTDIR } ${ RUBY } -r rbconfig -e 'C = Config::CONFIG' -e
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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RUBY_VERSION != ${ _RUBY_CONFIG } 'puts VERSION'
RUBY_SUFFIX ?= # empty
RUBY_ARCH != ${ _RUBY_CONFIG } 'puts C["target"]'
RUBY_NAME != ${ _RUBY_CONFIG } 'puts C["ruby_install_name"]'
_RUBY_SYSLIBDIR != ${ _RUBY_CONFIG } 'puts C["libdir"]'
_RUBY_SITEDIR != ${ _RUBY_CONFIG } 'puts C["sitedir"]'
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RUBY ?= ${ LOCALBASE } /bin/${ RUBY_NAME }
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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. i f d e f i n e d ( R U B Y _ V E R ) & & ${RUBY_VER} = = 1.8
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RUBY_RELVERSION = 1.8.6
RUBY_PORTREVISION = 0
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RUBY_PORTEPOCH = 1
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RUBY_PATCHLEVEL = 0
. i f ${RUBY_PATCHLEVEL} = = 0
RUBY_VERSION ?= ${ RUBY_RELVERSION }
RUBY_DISTVERSION ?= ${ RUBY_RELVERSION }
. e l s e
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RUBY_VERSION ?= ${ RUBY_RELVERSION } .${ RUBY_PATCHLEVEL }
RUBY_DISTVERSION ?= ${ RUBY_RELVERSION } -p${ RUBY_PATCHLEVEL }
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. e n d i f
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# Security patch
RUBY_PATCHFILES ?= ${ RUBY_VERSION } -patch1.gz
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#RUBY_PORTVERSION?= ${RUBY_VERSION}
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RUBY_WRKSRC = ${ WRKDIR } /ruby-${ RUBY_DISTVERSION }
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#MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR_RUBY= snapshots
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. e l s e
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IGNORE = Only ruby 1.8 supported
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. e n d i f
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# defined(RUBY_VER) && ${RUBY_VER} == 1.8
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CONFIGURE_TARGET ?= ${ ARCH } -portbld-freebsd${ OSREL : C / \. .*// }
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RUBY_ARCH ?= ${ ARCH } -freebsd${ OSREL : C / \. .*// }
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RUBY_NAME ?= ruby${ RUBY_SUFFIX }
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_RUBY_SYSLIBDIR ?= ${ PREFIX } /lib
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_RUBY_SITEDIR ?= ${ _RUBY_SYSLIBDIR } /ruby/site_ruby
. e n d i f
# defined(RUBY)
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RUBY_DEFAULT_SUFFIX ?= ${ RUBY_DEFAULT_VER : S /.// }
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RUBY_DISTVERSION ?= ${ RUBY_VERSION }
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RUBY_PORTVERSION ?= ${ RUBY_VERSION }
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MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR_RUBY ?= ${ RUBY_VER }
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RUBY_DISTNAME ?= ruby-${ RUBY_DISTVERSION }
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RUBY_WRKSRC ?= ${ WRKDIR } /${ RUBY_DISTNAME }
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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RUBY_VERSION_CODE ?= ${ RUBY_VERSION : S /.//g }
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RUBY_VER = ${ RUBY_VERSION : C /([[ : digit : ]]+ \. [[ : digit : ]]+).*/ \1 / }
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RUBY_SUFFIX = ${ RUBY_VER : S /.// }
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RUBY_WITHOUT_SUFFIX ?= ${ LOCALBASE } /bin/ruby
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RUBY_WITH_SUFFIX ?= ${ RUBY_WITHOUT_SUFFIX } ${ RUBY_SUFFIX }
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RUBY_PKGNAMEPREFIX ?= ruby${ RUBY_SUFFIX } -
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RUBY_SHLIBVER ?= ${ RUBY_VER : S /.// }
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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RUBY_CONFIGURE_ARGS += --program-prefix= ""
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DEPENDS_ARGS += RUBY_VER = " ${ RUBY_VER } "
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RUBY_CONFIGURE_ARGS += --program-suffix= " ${ RUBY_SUFFIX } "
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RUBY_MODNAME ?= ${ PORTNAME }
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# Commands
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RUBY_RD2 ?= ${ LOCALBASE } /bin/rd2
RUBY_RDOC ?= ${ LOCALBASE } /bin/rdoc
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# Ports
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RUBY_BASE_PORT ?= lang/ruby${ RUBY_VER : S /.// }
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RUBY_PORT ?= ${ RUBY_BASE_PORT }
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RUBY_AMSTD_PORT ?= devel/ruby-amstd
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RUBY_RDTOOL_PORT ?= textproc/ruby-rdtool
RUBY_RDOC_PORT ?= textproc/ruby-rdoc
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RUBY_ICONV_PORT ?= converters/ruby-iconv
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# Depends
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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DEPEND_LIBRUBY ?= ${ RUBY_NAME } .${ RUBY_SHLIBVER } :${ PORTSDIR } /${ RUBY_PORT }
DEPEND_RUBY ?= ${ RUBY } :${ PORTSDIR } /${ RUBY_PORT }
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DEPEND_RUBY_AMSTD ?= ${ RUBY_SITELIBDIR } /amstd/version.rb:${ PORTSDIR } /${ RUBY_AMSTD_PORT }
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DEPEND_RUBY_RDTOOL ?= ${ RUBY_RD2 } :${ PORTSDIR } /${ RUBY_RDTOOL_PORT }
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DEPEND_RUBY_ICONV = ${ RUBY_ARCHLIBDIR } /iconv.so:${ PORTSDIR } /${ RUBY_ICONV_PORT }
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# Directories
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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RUBY_LIBDIR ?= ${ _RUBY_SYSLIBDIR } /ruby/${ RUBY_VER }
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RUBY_ARCHLIBDIR ?= ${ RUBY_LIBDIR } /${ RUBY_ARCH }
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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RUBY_SITELIBDIR ?= ${ _RUBY_SITEDIR } /${ RUBY_VER }
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RUBY_SITEARCHLIBDIR ?= ${ RUBY_SITELIBDIR } /${ RUBY_ARCH }
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RUBY_DOCDIR ?= ${ PREFIX } /share/doc/${ RUBY_NAME }
RUBY_EXAMPLESDIR ?= ${ PREFIX } /share/examples/${ RUBY_NAME }
RUBY_RIDIR ?= ${ PREFIX } /share/ri/${ RUBY_VER } /system
RUBY_SITERIDIR ?= ${ PREFIX } /share/ri/${ RUBY_VER } /site
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RUBY_MODDOCDIR ?= ${ RUBY_DOCDIR } /${ RUBY_MODNAME }
RUBY_MODEXAMPLESDIR ?= ${ RUBY_EXAMPLESDIR } /${ RUBY_MODNAME }
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RUBY_ELISPDIR ?= ${ PREFIX } /lib/ruby/elisp
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# PLIST
PLIST_RUBY_DIRS = RUBY_LIBDIR = " ${ RUBY_LIBDIR } " \
RUBY_ARCHLIBDIR = " ${ RUBY_ARCHLIBDIR } " \
RUBY_SITELIBDIR = " ${ RUBY_SITELIBDIR } " \
RUBY_SITEARCHLIBDIR = " ${ RUBY_SITEARCHLIBDIR } " \
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RUBY_MODDOCDIR = " ${ RUBY_MODDOCDIR } " \
RUBY_MODEXAMPLESDIR = " ${ RUBY_MODEXAMPLESDIR } " \
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RUBY_DOCDIR = " ${ RUBY_DOCDIR } " \
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RUBY_EXAMPLESDIR = " ${ RUBY_EXAMPLESDIR } " \
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RUBY_RIDIR = " ${ RUBY_RIDIR } " \
RUBY_SITERIDIR = " ${ RUBY_SITERIDIR } " \
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RUBY_ELISPDIR = " ${ RUBY_ELISPDIR } "
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PLIST_SUB += ${ PLIST_RUBY_DIRS : C ,DIR= " ( ${ LOCALBASE } | ${ PREFIX } )/,DIR= " , } \
RUBY_VERSION = " ${ RUBY_VERSION } " \
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RUBY_VER = " ${ RUBY_VER } " \
RUBY_SHLIBVER = " ${ RUBY_SHLIBVER } " \
RUBY_ARCH = " ${ RUBY_ARCH } " \
RUBY_SUFFIX = " ${ RUBY_SUFFIX } " \
RUBY_NAME = " ${ RUBY_NAME } " \
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RUBY_DEFAULT_SUFFIX = " ${ RUBY_DEFAULT_SUFFIX } "
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RUBY18_ONLY = ""
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RUBY16_ONLY = "@comment "
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PLIST_SUB += RUBY16_ONLY = ${ RUBY16_ONLY } \
RUBY18_ONLY = ${ RUBY18_ONLY }
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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# require check
. i f d e f i n e d ( R U B Y _ R E Q U I R E )
USE_RUBY = yes
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. i f e x i s t s ( $ { R U B Y } )
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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RUBY_PROVIDED != ${ RUBY } -e ' \
Ruby = ${ RUBY_VERSION_CODE } ; \
value = begin; ${ RUBY_REQUIRE } ; end and puts value'
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RUBY_PROVIDED = "should be" # the latest version is going to be installed
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Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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. i f e m p t y ( R U B Y _ P R O V I D E D )
. u n d e f R U B Y _ P R O V I D E D
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# fix shebang lines
. i f d e f i n e d ( R U B Y _ S H E B A N G _ F I L E S ) & & ! e m p t y ( R U B Y _ S H E B A N G _ F I L E S )
USE_RUBY = yes
post-patch : ruby -shebang -patch
ruby-shebang-patch :
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@cd ${ WRKSRC } ; for f in ${ RUBY_SHEBANG_FILES } ; do \
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${ ECHO_MSG } " ===> Fixing the #! line of $$ f " ; \
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${ RUBY } ${ RUBY_FLAGS } -i -p \
-e 'if $$. == 1; ' \
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-e ' if /^#!/; ' \
-e ' sub /^#!\s*\S*(\benv\s+)?\bruby/, "#!${RUBY}";' \
-e ' else;' \
-e ' $$_ = "#!${RUBY}\n" + $$_;' \
-e ' end;' \
-e 'end' \
$$ f; \
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done
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. i f d e f i n e d ( D E B U G )
RUBY_FLAGS += -d
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# extconf.rb
. i f d e f i n e d ( U S E _ R U B Y _ E X T C O N F )
USE_RUBY = yes
RUBY_EXTCONF ?= extconf.rb
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CONFIGURE_ARGS += --with-opt-dir= " ${ LOCALBASE } "
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do-configure : ruby -extconf -configure
ruby-extconf-configure :
. i f d e f i n e d ( R U B Y _ E X T C O N F _ S U B D I R S )
. f o r d i n $ { R U B Y _ E X T C O N F _ S U B D I R S }
@${ ECHO_MSG } " ===> Running ${ RUBY_EXTCONF } in ${ d } to configure "
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@cd ${ CONFIGURE_WRKSRC } /${ d } ; \
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${ SETENV } ${ CONFIGURE_ENV } ${ RUBY } ${ RUBY_FLAGS } ${ RUBY_EXTCONF } ${ CONFIGURE_ARGS }
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. e n d f o r
. e l s e
@${ ECHO_MSG } " ===> Running ${ RUBY_EXTCONF } to configure "
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@cd ${ CONFIGURE_WRKSRC } ; \
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${ SETENV } ${ CONFIGURE_ENV } ${ RUBY } ${ RUBY_FLAGS } ${ RUBY_EXTCONF } ${ CONFIGURE_ARGS }
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# setup.rb
. i f d e f i n e d ( U S E _ R U B Y _ S E T U P )
RUBY_SETUP ?= setup.rb
do-configure : ruby -setup -configure
ruby-setup-configure :
@${ ECHO_MSG } " ===> Running ${ RUBY_SETUP } to configure "
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@cd ${ BUILD_WRKSRC } ; \
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${ SETENV } ${ CONFIGURE_ENV } ${ RUBY } ${ RUBY_FLAGS } ${ RUBY_SETUP } config ${ CONFIGURE_ARGS }
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do-build : ruby -setup -build
ruby-setup-build :
@${ ECHO_MSG } " ===> Running ${ RUBY_SETUP } to build "
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@cd ${ BUILD_WRKSRC } ; \
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${ SETENV } ${ MAKE_ENV } ${ RUBY } ${ RUBY_FLAGS } ${ RUBY_SETUP } setup
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do-install : ruby -setup -install
ruby-setup-install :
@${ ECHO_MSG } " ===> Running ${ RUBY_SETUP } to install "
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@cd ${ INSTALL_WRKSRC } ; \
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${ SETENV } ${ MAKE_ENV } ${ RUBY } ${ RUBY_FLAGS } ${ RUBY_SETUP } install
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. i f d e f i n e d ( U S E _ L I B R U B Y )
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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LIB_DEPENDS += ${ DEPEND_LIBRUBY }
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. i f d e f i n e d ( U S E _ R U B Y )
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. i f ! d e f i n e d ( R U B Y _ N O _ B U I L D _ D E P E N D S )
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EXTRACT_DEPENDS += ${ DEPEND_RUBY }
PATCH_DEPENDS += ${ DEPEND_RUBY }
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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BUILD_DEPENDS += ${ DEPEND_RUBY }
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. i f ! d e f i n e d ( R U B Y _ N O _ R U N _ D E P E N D S )
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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RUN_DEPENDS += ${ DEPEND_RUBY }
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. i f d e f i n e d ( U S E _ R U B Y _ F E A T U R E S )
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_use = ${ USE_RUBY_FEATURES : Miconv }
. i f ! e m p t y ( _ u s e )
BUILD_DEPENDS += ${ DEPEND_RUBY_ICONV }
RUN_DEPENDS += ${ DEPEND_RUBY_ICONV }
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. u n d e f _ u s e
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. e n d i f
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. i f d e f i n e d ( U S E _ R U B Y _ A M S T D )
Allow users to define RUBY variable to utilize ruby ports with
custom-installed Ruby. :)
For instance, if you have built Ruby from the latest snapshot and
installed, you can install ruby modules from ports only by typing
"make RUBY=/usr/local/bin/ruby install". bsd.ruby.mk will take care
of everything including RUBY_VER, RUBY_LIBDIR, CONFIGURE_TARGET, etc.
Introduce version requirement checking mechanism. You can set
RUBY_REQUIRE to any ruby expression(s) to check Ruby's version (or
other modules' versions, in future). The result will be set in
RUBY_PROVIDED.
Define RUBY_VERSION_CODE which holds full integer version of Ruby.
Define RUBY_PORTVERSION, RUBY_DISTNAME and RUBY_WRKSRC for the
standard ruby ports so as not to change PORTVERSION, DISTNAME and
RUBY_WRKSRC of ruby, ruby-gdbm, ruby-tcltklib, ruby-tk, etc. everytime
Ruby is updated.
Rename RUBY_DEPENDS to DEPEND_RUBY, etc. for a cosmetic reason.
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BUILD_DEPENDS += ${ DEPEND_RUBY_AMSTD }
RUN_DEPENDS += ${ DEPEND_RUBY_AMSTD }
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# documents
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RUBY_NO_RD_HTML = yes
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. i f d e f i n e d ( R U B Y _ R D _ H T M L )
. u n d e f R U B Y _ N O _ R D _ H T M L
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. i f d e f i n e d ( N O P O R T D O C S )
RUBY_NO_RD_HTML = yes
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. i f d e f i n e d ( R U B Y _ R D _ F I L E S ) & & ! d e f i n e d ( R U B Y _ N O _ R D _ H T M L )
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USE_RUBY_RDTOOL = yes
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RUBY_RD_HTML_FILES = ${ RUBY_RD_FILES : S /.rb $// : S /.rd././ : S /.rd $// : S / $/.html/ }
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PLIST_SUB += RUBY_RD_HTML_FILES = ""
pre-install : ruby -rd -build
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ruby-rd-build :
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. i f ! e m p t y ( R U B Y _ R D _ F I L E S )
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@${ ECHO_MSG } "===> Generating HTML documents from RD documents"
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@cd ${ WRKSRC } ; for rd in ${ RUBY_RD_FILES } ; do \
html = $$ ( echo $$ rd | ${ SED } 's/\.rb$$//;s/\.rd\././;s/\.rd$$//' ) .html; \
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${ ECHO_MSG } " ${ RUBY_RD2 } $$ rd > $$ html " ; \
${ RUBY_RD2 } $$ rd > $$ html; \
done
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@${ DO_NADA }
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RUBY_RD_HTML_FILES = # empty
PLIST_SUB += RUBY_RD_HTML_FILES = "@comment "
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. i f ! d e f i n e d ( N O P O R T D O C S ) & & d e f i n e d ( U S E _ R U B Y _ R D T O O L )
BUILD_DEPENDS += ${ DEPEND_RUBY_RDTOOL }
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