Re: Good news re: man-db

[Guenter Geiger <geiger@iem.mhsg.ac.at>]

Bdale Garbee writes:

 > What was your approach to doing this?  I ran into the same problem (libc5
 > junk in the rules file) with bash, which builds the readline libaries.  It

 debian/rules:

 
  A=$(shell dpkg --print-gnu-build-architecture)


and later I just did  ifeq's like this:

build-old:
ifeq ($(A),i386)
	$(checkdir)
	mkdir $(L5) && cp -a include config lib Makefile $(L5)/
	cp -a Imakefile.l5 $(L5)/Imakefile
	cp -a site.def.l5 $(L5)/config/cf/site.def
	mkdir -p $(L5)/programs/Xserver
	cp -a programs/Xserver/include $(L5)/programs/Xserver
	(cd $(L5); PATH=/usr/$(A)-linuxlibc1/bin:$$PATH $(MAKE) BOOTSTRAPCFLAGS="$(L5FLAGS)" World >& World.log)
	(cd $(L5); PATH=/usr/$(A)-linuxlibc1/bin:$$PATH $(MAKE) BOOTSTRAPCFLAGS="$(L5FLAGS)" install install.man DESTDIR=$(DEBTREEDIR5) >& Install.log)
endif
	touch build-old



the build-old rule was already there. So was the A variable. So this
was really the first solution which came to my mind. 

Guenter
  


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