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Some of %optflags options, -m* in particular, have to be passed to
assembler so that the output it produces would be consistent with the
output made by compilers.
The first two macros provide general mechanism for find-requires
and find-provides filtering. Any valid command or shell syntax can
be used - the command will be executed using "eval" within find-*
script. The implementation in %___build_pre is not particular
beautiful (as it uses here-docs), but there seems to be no easy
way to quote for eval yet.
The second two commands are built on top of the first: they use
sed as a filtering tool. The implementation is compatible with Fedora:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging:AutoProvidesAndRequiresFiltering
This introduces new macro %_configure_platform which will normally
expand to %_target_platform. However, for noarch packages, a special
version called %_configure_platform_noarch will be used, which will use
%_host_cpu instead of mock "noarch" cpu. Suggested by Dmitry V. Levin.
This fixes %configure failures like
checking build system type... Invalid configuration `noarch-alt-linux': machine `noarch-alt' not recognized
I enable ccache in my ~/.zshrc:
export GCC_USE_CCACHE=1
export CCACHE_DIR=$TMPDIR/.ccache
export CC=gcc CXX=g++
Now, under default rpm settings, ccache IS used with rpm, but the cache
directory is changed to ~/.ccache (since CCACHE_DIR is unset).
$ du -hs $TMPDIR/.ccache ~/.ccache
13M /tmp/.private/at/.ccache
39M /home/at/.ccache
$
These macros were added long ago. Now we use hasher for final builds.
It's okay to use default ccache settings for local builds.
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.
