[lazarus] HELP ! I'm a DOS user :)

[Peter Vreman]

> I think there is a way to overide this in the spec file I will look that up
> tonight.
> 
> Peter do you have the spec file for the compiler rpm build. ? Not worried
> about it at the moment but could come in handy for the future...

> 
> Cliff
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Peter Vreman [mailto:pfv at cooldown.demon.nl]
> Sent: Thursday, May 13, 1999 4:40 PM
> To: lazarus at miraclec.com
> Subject: Re: [lazarus] HELP ! I'm a DOS user :)
> 
> 
> > > I've installed RedHat 4.2 (Biltmore)
> > > Kernel 2.0.30 on an i486
> > >
> > > under "root" with :
> > > $BASH = /bin/bash
> > > $BASH_VERSION = 1.14.7(1)
> > >
> > > rpm -i fpc-0_99_10-1_i386.rpm
> > > failed dependencies:
> > >  /bin/sh is needed by fpc-0.99.10-1
> > >  /bin/sh   is needed by fpc-0.99.10-1
> >
> > sh is the old shell, which is used for scripts. The shell which is
> currently closest
> > to SH is bash so simply softlink them:
> >
> > cd /bin
> > ln -s bash sh
> This dependency is automaticly added by RPM. I couldn't remove it. Don't
> know why it has been added.
> 
> Peter
> 
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Name: fpc
Version: 0.99.10
Release: 1
ExclusiveArch: i386
Copyright: GPL
Group: Development/Languages
Source: fpc-0.99.10-src.tar.gz
Summary: Free Pascal Compiler
Packager: Michael Van Canneyt (michael at tfdec1.fys.kuleuven.ac.be)
URL: http://tfdec1.fys.kuleuven.ac.be/~michael/fpc/fpc.html

%description	
The Free Pascal Compiler is a Turbo Pascal 7.0 and Delphi II compatible
32bit Pascal Compiler. It comes with fully TP 7.0 compatible run-time library.
Some extensions are added to the language, like function overloading. Shared
and static libraries can be linked and created. Linking with C libraries is
easy, so interfaces can be written fast. 

%define package fpc-%{PACKAGE_VERSION}
%define bindir /usr/bin
%define libdir /usr/lib/fpc
%define vlibdir %{libdir}/%{PACKAGE_VERSION}
%define unitdir %{vlibdir}/linuxunits

%prep
%setup -c

%build
make -C compiler cycle RELEASE=1
make -C rtl/utils all RELEASE=1

%install
make -C compiler install BININSTALLDIR=%{bindir} LIBINSTALLDIR=%{vlibdir}
make -C rtl/linux install UNITINSTALLDIR=%{unitdir}
make -C rtl/linux libinstall UNITINSTALLDIR=%{unitdir} PPUMOVE=../utils/ppumove
make -C rtl/utils install BININSTALLDIR=%{bindir} UNITINSTALLDIR=%{unitdir}

%clean
make -C compiler clean
make -C rtl/utils clean
make -C rtl/linux libsclean

%post
%{vlibdir}/samplecfg %{vlibdir} `dirname \`find /usr/lib/gcc-lib/ -name libgcc.a -print | grep -v egcs \``
ldconfig

%files
%{bindir}/ppc386
%{bindir}/ppudump
%{bindir}/ppumove
%{bindir}/h2pas
%{vlibdir}
/usr/lib/libfpc.so
%dir %{libdir}