phunix/minix/Makefile.fetchgnu
Antoine Leca a150b26ee8 Improve the process for GNU tools
Split the process to fetch GNU tools (until now embedded
within tools/Makefile.gnuhost) into a new Makefile.fetchgnu,
MINIX-specific hence relocated, which is to be also used
to fetch sources even when not building the tools.
Use it for binutils too.
Improve documentation.

Also do not run configure on each run when MKUPDATE=yes
The .WAIT serialization instruction between fetching and other
configure sources was raising a new run of configure at each
compilation. Avoid it by using two rules.

Change-Id: Ie24950ccbb5c5067f3c1ea57b7bd8294e4c9445e
2016-09-01 21:16:13 +02:00

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# NOT NetBSD
#
# Rules used to fetch a GNU package. Expects GNUHOSTDIST to be set
# and <bsd.own.mk> to be previously .include'd.
#
# New interface:
#
# * When using the `cleandir' target, defining CLEANFETCHED=yes will
# additionally remove all the fetched files.
# This is particularly useful when a GNU package is updated.
#
# The rest should be operations hidden to the normal programmers.
#
# How to use: (maintainers manual)
#
# * put a fetch.sh script one directory below the GNUHOSTDIST;
#
# * .include "path/to/minix/Makefile.fetchgnu", after having
# defined GNUHOSTDIST and before any use of the variable below;
#
# * insert ${fetch_done} as source before performing any operation
# on the files under GPL license which are usually found
# within NetBSD src/ tree;
#
# * rinse and repeat for every target which assumes the presence of
# these files, and for every Makefile operating upon them.
#
#
# TODO: does not handle correctly the cases where there are more than
# one package downloaded by fetch.sh (e.g.gnu/dist with texinfo+gmake):
# .gitignore only "protects" the first package which triggers.
.if !defined(__MINIX) || !defined(GNUHOSTDIST)
.error Bad logic in Makefiles.
.endif
.if !defined(_MINIX_FETCHGNU_MK_)
_MINIX_FETCHGNU_MK_=1
# MINIX /usr/src does not have the sources for the GNU utilities
# in-tree, for licensing reasons. So to successfully use them while
# cross-compiling, we have to fetch them. The success of that operation
# is indicated by the presence of a .gitignore file in the corresponding
# source parent directory, which also conveniently hides from git.
.if exists(${GNUHOSTDIST:H}/fetch.sh)
${GNUHOSTDIST:H}/.gitignore: ${GNUHOSTDIST:H}/fetch.sh
SED=${TOOL_SED} ${HOST_SH} ${GNUHOSTDIST:H}/fetch.sh
@test -e ${GNUHOSTDIST}/configure
@echo "${MODULE:U${.CURDIR:T}:C,gcc[0-9]*,gcc,:C,gmake*,make,}-*.tar.*z*" >> $@
@echo ${GNUHOSTDIST:T} >> $@
# Do the fetching as an extra step, to force serialization
.fetch_done: ${GNUHOSTDIST:H}/.gitignore
@touch $@
fetch_done=.fetch_done
# Special target for MINIX, reset the source tree as pristine
# Note it does NOT remove the downloaded tarball
.if ${CLEANFETCHED:Uno} == "yes"
cleandir: clean_gnu_src
clean_gnu_src:
-rm -r -f ${GNUHOSTDIST} ${GNUHOSTDIST:H}/.gitignore
.endif # CLEANFETCHED == yes
clean: clean.fetchgnu
clean.fetchgnu:
-@rm -f .fetch_done
.endif # exists(GNUHOSTDIST:H/fetch.sh) on MINIX
.endif # !defined(_MINIX_FETCHGNU_MK_)