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Guide can be redistributed freely provided it's not tampered with.
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# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.16 2000/03/12 01:52:45 espie Exp $
rocket science meets lint. Highly verbose, but can be toned down to a reasonable level using the right flags, or the right annotations. Knows something about such weird issues as ANSI C namespaces, and will warn against E* or str* identifiers, for instance.
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DISTNAME= lclint-2.4b
CATEGORIES= devel
PORTSDIR no longer needed in *DEPENDS.
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NEED_VERSION= 1.223
typo - ${PORTDIRS} -> ${PORTSDIR}
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MASTER_SITES= ftp://ftp.sds.lcs.mit.edu/pub/lclint/
rocket science meets lint. Highly verbose, but can be toned down to a reasonable level using the right flags, or the right annotations. Knows something about such weird issues as ANSI C namespaces, and will warn against E* or str* identifiers, for instance.
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typo - ${PORTDIRS} -> ${PORTSDIR}
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DIST_SUBDIR= lclint
EXTRACT_ONLY= ${DISTNAME}.src.tar.gz
GUIDE= guide.tar.gz
DISTFILES= ${EXTRACT_ONLY} ${GUIDE}
rocket science meets lint. Highly verbose, but can be toned down to a reasonable level using the right flags, or the right annotations. Knows something about such weird issues as ANSI C namespaces, and will warn against E* or str* identifiers, for instance.
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MAINTAINER= espie@cvs.openbsd.org
gpl licenses
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Guide can be redistributed freely provided it's not tampered with.
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# guide.tar.gz can be redistributed freely provided its contents are not
# altered.
LICENSE_TYPE= GPL NONE
Fake Clean up gperf PLIST Check license info (lclint guide is packaged separately, but written by David Evans... I sent a request for clarification, but I'm sure the whole package is meant to be free)
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PERMIT_PACKAGE_CDROM= Yes
PERMIT_PACKAGE_FTP= Yes
PERMIT_DISTFILES_CDROM= Yes
PERMIT_DISTFILES_FTP= Yes
AUTHOR= evans@cs.virginia.edu # David Evans
rocket science meets lint. Highly verbose, but can be toned down to a reasonable level using the right flags, or the right annotations. Knows something about such weird issues as ANSI C namespaces, and will warn against E* or str* identifiers, for instance.
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BUGS= lclint-bug@sds.lcs.mit.edu
Fake Clean up gperf PLIST Check license info (lclint guide is packaged separately, but written by David Evans... I sent a request for clarification, but I'm sure the whole package is meant to be free)
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HOMEPAGE= http://lclint.cs.virginia.edu/
rocket science meets lint. Highly verbose, but can be toned down to a reasonable level using the right flags, or the right annotations. Knows something about such weird issues as ANSI C namespaces, and will warn against E* or str* identifiers, for instance.
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Brad should be a little more careful editing stuff out...
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# Has to use bison because lclint uses pure parsers
PORTSDIR no longer needed in *DEPENDS.
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BUILD_DEPENDS= bison:devel/bison
rocket science meets lint. Highly verbose, but can be toned down to a reasonable level using the right flags, or the right annotations. Knows something about such weird issues as ANSI C namespaces, and will warn against E* or str* identifiers, for instance.
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PORTSDIR no longer needed in *DEPENDS.
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USE_GMAKE= Yes
Fake Clean up gperf PLIST Check license info (lclint guide is packaged separately, but written by David Evans... I sent a request for clarification, but I'm sure the whole package is meant to be free)
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HAS_CONFIGURE= Yes
CONFIGURE_ARGS=--prefix='$${DESTDIR}${PREFIX}' --sysconfdir='$${DESTDIR}/etc'
FAKE= Yes
typo - ${PORTDIRS} -> ${PORTSDIR}
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DOCDIR= ${PREFIX}/share/doc/${DISTNAME}
rocket science meets lint. Highly verbose, but can be toned down to a reasonable level using the right flags, or the right annotations. Knows something about such weird issues as ANSI C namespaces, and will warn against E* or str* identifiers, for instance.
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post-patch:
Don't depend on cookie, I'm ridiculous. Kill deprecated variables while I'm at it.
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@cd ${WRKSRC}/src && gmake up
rocket science meets lint. Highly verbose, but can be toned down to a reasonable level using the right flags, or the right annotations. Knows something about such weird issues as ANSI C namespaces, and will warn against E* or str* identifiers, for instance.
1999-06-07 19:37:56 -04:00
Fix posixlib idea of pipe (fd is an out parameter, obviously) Arrange for Makefile to rebuild relevant files
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LIBSRC=${WRKSRC}/lib
PORTSDIR no longer needed in *DEPENDS.
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LCLINT=${WRKBUILD}/bin/lclint
Fix posixlib idea of pipe (fd is an out parameter, obviously) Arrange for Makefile to rebuild relevant files
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post-build:
-cd ${LIBSRC} && rm *.orig
cd ${LIBSRC} && $(LCLINT) -nolib ansi.h posix.h -dump posix
cd ${LIBSRC} && $(LCLINT) -DSTRICT -nolib ansi.h posix.h -dump posixstrict
cd ${LIBSRC} && $(LCLINT) -nolib ansi.h posix.h unix.h -dump unix
cd ${LIBSRC} && $(LCLINT) -DSTRICT -nolib ansi.h posix.h unix.h -dump unixstrict
rocket science meets lint. Highly verbose, but can be toned down to a reasonable level using the right flags, or the right annotations. Knows something about such weird issues as ANSI C namespaces, and will warn against E* or str* identifiers, for instance.
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post-install:
Don't depend on cookie, I'm ridiculous. Kill deprecated variables while I'm at it.
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@mkdir -p ${DOCDIR}
@cd ${DOCDIR} && tar zxf ${FULLDISTDIR}/${GUIDE}
rocket science meets lint. Highly verbose, but can be toned down to a reasonable level using the right flags, or the right annotations. Knows something about such weird issues as ANSI C namespaces, and will warn against E* or str* identifiers, for instance.
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Don't depend on cookie, I'm ridiculous. Kill deprecated variables while I'm at it.
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test: install
@cd ${WRKSRC} && gmake test
rocket science meets lint. Highly verbose, but can be toned down to a reasonable level using the right flags, or the right annotations. Knows something about such weird issues as ANSI C namespaces, and will warn against E* or str* identifiers, for instance.
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.include <bsd.port.mk>
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