Diff libowfat-0.32-r1 with a libowfat-0.32-r5
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# Copyright 1999-2022 Gentoo Authors |
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# Copyright 1999-2024 Gentoo Authors |
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# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2 |
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EAPI="7" |
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EAPI="8" |
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inherit flag-o-matic toolchain-funcs |
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RDEPEND="diet? ( >=dev-libs/dietlibc-0.33_pre20090721 )" |
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DEPEND="${RDEPEND}"
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PATCHES=( |
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"${FILESDIR}"/${P}-gcc10.patch
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"${FILESDIR}"/${P}-ar.patch
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) |
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pkg_setup() {
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# Required for mult/umult64.c to be usable |
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append-flags -fomit-frame-pointer |
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} |
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src_prepare() {
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default |
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# do not define "__pure__", this the gcc builtin (bug #806505) |
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sed 's#__pure__;#__attribute__((__pure__));#' -i fmt.h scan.h byte.h stralloc.h str.h critbit.h || die |
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sed 's#__pure__$#__attrib__pure__#' -i fmt.h scan.h byte.h stralloc.h str.h critbit.h || die |
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# remove unneeded definition of __deprecated__ |
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sed '/^#define __deprecated__$/d' -i scan/scan_iso8601.c scan/scan_httpdate.c || die |
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} |
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src_compile() {
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# Primary use case is for code by the same author. Which then fails with |
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# LTO errors. It builds a static library only, anyway. Result: LTO can be |
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# used if you don't upgrade the compiler. If you do, the compiler errors, |
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# or if you are unlucky, ICEs. Just don't use LTO, there is no point... |
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filter-lto |
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emake \ |
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CC="$(tc-getCC)" \ |
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AR="$(tc-getAR)" \ |
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RANLIB="$(tc-getRANLIB)" \ |
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CFLAGS="-I. ${CFLAGS}" \
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DIET="${EPREFIX}/usr/bin/diet -Os" \
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prefix="${EPREFIX}/usr" \
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