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With libtool >=1.9b, the libtool script will complain if it was built
from mismatched ltmain.sh and libtool m4 macro versions.
To avoid libtool version mismatch disaster, %configure itself
no longer calls libtoolize. Note that autoreconf, unlike %configure,
runs libtoolize in proper order.
Changed %update_menus, %clean_menus, %update_wms, %clean_wms,
%update_scrollkeeper, %clean_scrollkeeper macros definitions
to avoid extra autodependencies when used in shell scripts.
A few notes.
RPM uses only ^/etc/rpm/macros.d/[[:alnum:]_-]*[[:alnum:]]$
files to load macros. The dot is not possible here, so there
will be no conflict between *.env and non-env files.
/etc/rpm/macros.d is now possibly misused, since the name implies
there must be macros. However, *.env files can have macros, too.
The difference is that the macros from *.env files are expanded
and placed into %___build_pre, i.e. some rpm-tmp.* shell scripts.
Totally different semantics, but that's still about macros.
At least one *.env file is required to make 'cat *.env' happy.
I think I will updated the dependency on rpm-build-python,
which whill provide python.env file.
find-requires is now a dispatcher for /usr/lib/rpm/*.req scripts (methods).
find-provides is now a dispatcher for /usr/lib/rpm/*.prov scripts (methods).
The algorithm is basically as follows:
1) Filter input file list through TOPDIR and SKIPLIST patterns.
2) Run the resulting file list through file(1), which output is (per line)
<input-file-name><tab><optional-single-space><file-magic-type>
3) For each req/prov methods, there must be corresponding *.files
filter (e.g. /usr/lib/rpm/perl.req.files for /usr/lib/rpm/perl.req).
We feed file(1) output to this filter; the filter must print the list
of <input-files-name>s (per line) which will be processed with the
corresponding req/prov method.
4) Each req/prov method is invoked with corresponding file list on its
standard input. The method must output valid rpm dependencies (per line)
or exit with non-zero code.
Notes:
Unlike find-requires, find-provides runs file(1) with -L option.
RPM_FINDREQ_DEFAULT_METHOD and RPM_FINDPROV_DEFAULT go away.
All available methods are run by default.
The old code has been kept. I am going to remove it gradually
as I factor particular req/prov scripts.
