Various levels of cleaning: "clean" restores the tree to the
state after "./configure", "distclean" restores to the state
- after "sh boot", and maintainer-clean restores the tree to the
+ after "perl boot", and maintainer-clean restores the tree to the
completely clean checked-out state.
Quick start: the following gives you a default build:
- $ sh boot
+ $ perl boot
$ ./configure
$ make
$ make install
-The "sh boot" step is only necessary if this is a tree checked out
+The "perl boot" step is only necessary if this is a tree checked out
from darcs. For source distributions downloaded from GHC's web site,
this step has already been performed.
# when the source distribution was created.
if test ! -f mk/config.h.in; then
- echo "mk/config.h.in doesn't exist: perhaps you haven't run 'sh boot'?"
+ echo "mk/config.h.in doesn't exist: perhaps you haven't run 'perl boot'?"
exit 1
fi
);
buildRules = (
);
- comments = "Supported targets: build\n\nPrecondition: Fully compiled tree (i.e., \"sh boot; ./configure; make\" was already executed)\n\nThis project creates a Mac OS X framework that encapsulates a *relocatable* *binary* GHC distribution.\n\n* The framework is versioned using GHC's ProjectVersionInt. and we call the current version directory in the following CONTENTS_FOLDER_BUILD.\n\n* This target installs into CONTENTS_FOLDER_BUILD/ghc/ the same contents that is in a binary-dist tar ball.\n\n* The idea is that at framework installation time, a post install script will perform \n\n ./configure --prefix=CONTENTS_FOLDER_INSTALL/usr; make install \n\n in that ghc/ directory, where CONTENTS_FOLDER_INSTALL is the path that CONTENTS_FOLDER_BUILD has after the package containing the framework was installed by the package installer. This effectively rellocates the ghc installation to its final destination.";
+ comments = "Supported targets: build\n\nPrecondition: Fully compiled tree (i.e., \"perl boot; ./configure; make\" was already executed)\n\nThis project creates a Mac OS X framework that encapsulates a *relocatable* *binary* GHC distribution.\n\n* The framework is versioned using GHC's ProjectVersionInt. and we call the current version directory in the following CONTENTS_FOLDER_BUILD.\n\n* This target installs into CONTENTS_FOLDER_BUILD/ghc/ the same contents that is in a binary-dist tar ball.\n\n* The idea is that at framework installation time, a post install script will perform \n\n ./configure --prefix=CONTENTS_FOLDER_INSTALL/usr; make install \n\n in that ghc/ directory, where CONTENTS_FOLDER_INSTALL is the path that CONTENTS_FOLDER_BUILD has after the package containing the framework was installed by the package installer. This effectively rellocates the ghc installation to its final destination.";
dependencies = (
);
name = "GHC-relocatable";
);
buildRules = (
);
- comments = "Supported targets: build, install\n\nPrecondition: We are in a distribution tree, not a vanilla tree from darcs - i.e., \"sh boot; ./configure\" was already executed.\n\nAs part of the build target, ./configure will be executed again (setting a --prefix). Additional arguments to ./configure can be specified by way of the environment variable XCODE_EXTRA_CONFIGURE_ARGS.\n\nThis project creates a Mac OS X framework at /Library/Frameworks.\n\n* The framework is versioned using GHC's ProjectVersionInt.\n\n* The target configures the tree for the deployment location and builds the tree.\n\n* This target installs the framework not into its final destination, but into a build directory using the DESTDIR feature of GHC build system (unless the deployment flag in the build rules is set).\n\n* The idea is that the framework at the build location is being turned into a package and the package installer eventually puts its at its final destination. \n";
+ comments = "Supported targets: build, install\n\nPrecondition: We are in a distribution tree, not a vanilla tree from darcs - i.e., \"perl boot; ./configure\" was already executed.\n\nAs part of the build target, ./configure will be executed again (setting a --prefix). Additional arguments to ./configure can be specified by way of the environment variable XCODE_EXTRA_CONFIGURE_ARGS.\n\nThis project creates a Mac OS X framework at /Library/Frameworks.\n\n* The framework is versioned using GHC's ProjectVersionInt.\n\n* The target configures the tree for the deployment location and builds the tree.\n\n* This target installs the framework not into its final destination, but into a build directory using the DESTDIR feature of GHC build system (unless the deployment flag in the build rules is set).\n\n* The idea is that the framework at the build location is being turned into a package and the package installer eventually puts its at its final destination. \n";
dependencies = (
);
name = "GHC-systemwide";
# then we don't have to use -osuf/-hisuf. We would have to install
# them in different places too, so we'd need ghc-pkg support for packages
# of different ways.
-# * make PACKAGES generated by configure or sh boot?
+# * make PACKAGES generated by './configure' or 'perl boot'?
# * we should use a directory of package.conf files rather than a single
# file for the inplace package database, so that we can express
# dependencies more accurately. Otherwise it's possible to get into
%setup -b1
%build
-test -f configure || sh boot
+test -f configure || perl boot
./configure --prefix=%{_prefix} --mandir=%{_mandir}
# Don't install these tools, we'll use update-alternatives below.