This is the directory where the configuration files in a package
will be installed. pkgfs won't have control over it, so if a package
overwrites them, be sure to make a backup!
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changes to allow better linking flags in future packages through
pkg-config.
Removed the PKGFS_TEMPLATESDIR, PKGFS_DEPSDIR and others that weren't
too useful. Instead use a single PKGFS_DISTRIBUTIONDIR on which all
those directories/files can be found.
Added a template helper for pkg-config, that changes a pkg-config file
after it's installed to produce correct linker paths.
More helpers could be added in the future.
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The code looks at db(1) btree files stored in PKGFS_DEPSDIR to know
what dependencies are required for X package, and walks the dependency
chain every time that X package contains a deps .db file.
Every time a package is stowned, the pkg is registered into
PKGFS_DESTDIR/.pkgfs-registered-pkgs.db, and removed when it's unstowned.
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PKGFS_TEMPLATESDIR specifies where the templates and patches are stored.
PKGFS_XSTOW_CMD specifies the path to the xstow binary, used by pkgfs.
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It is used as master directory on where all symlinks will be created
pointing at packages installed on PKGFS_DESTDIR. Not used yet, but
will be soon.
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It's a simple wrapper to shell scripts to allow building source
distribution files through an easy cli. For now it's only able
to fetch/build/install a package into a destination directory.
Goal is to be able to have same functionality like GNU's stow.
I added three template files to allow building: glib2, gmake
and libtool.
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Juan RP