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#! sh |
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"$MAKE" || exit |
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make_install() { |
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"$MAKE" install UNINST=1 \ |
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&& "$PERL_PREFIX"/bin/SP-patch-postinstall |
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} |
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install_success= |
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if find blib/arch/auto -type f \( -name "*.a" -o -name "*.obj" -o -name "*.lib" \) | grep -q .; then |
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echo "Probably a static XS module, rebuilding perl" |
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# perl seems to try to link against both installed and blib files at |
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# the same time, at least in the case of Encode. |
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# |
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# To work aorund this, we try to install the module first, which, due |
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# to the UNINST=1, should get rid of any duplicates first. We remember |
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# whether the installw as successful so we don't re-run it later, but |
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# if it fails, we install later again. |
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# |
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# Uninstall using packlists won't work, as modules embedded in perl |
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# (e.g. Encode) do not have a (Separate) .packlist file |
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if make_install; then |
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install_success=+ |
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fi |
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rm -f Makefile.aperl |
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if "$MAKE" all perl; then |
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mv perl "$PERL_PREFIX"/bin/perl~ \ |
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&& rm -f "$PERL_PREFIX"/bin/perl \ |
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&& mv "$PERL_PREFIX"/bin/perl~ "$PERL_PREFIX"/bin/perl |
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"$MAKE" -f Makefile.aperl map_clean |
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else |
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"$MAKE" -f Makefile.aperl map_clean |
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exit 1 |
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fi |
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fi |
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if [ "$install_success" ]; then |
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true |
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else |
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make_install |
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fi |
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