Also use a template for xstow to avoid hardcoding the vars into the script,
as bonus don't allow to unstow 'xstow' once is stowned... heh.
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* The stow/unstow targets are now working properly, when a package is built
and installed, it will be stowned if the steps were succesful.
* The unstow target allows to remove the symlinks from the master directory.
* When a new package is installed and the xstow binary specified in the config
file is not found, the xstow package will be installed and self stowned.
glib can be installed and stowned properly into the master dir, after fixing
libtool.
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PKGFS_TEMPLATESDIR specifies where the templates and patches are stored.
PKGFS_XSTOW_CMD specifies the path to the xstow binary, used by pkgfs.
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It is used as master directory on where all symlinks will be created
pointing at packages installed on PKGFS_DESTDIR. Not used yet, but
will be soon.
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Added some flags:
-C To clean the builddir after package is built.
-b Only build the package.
Cleaned up variable naming conventions and multiple bugfixes,
among others now the required vars in tmpl files are properly
checked.
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It's a simple wrapper to shell scripts to allow building source
distribution files through an easy cli. For now it's only able
to fetch/build/install a package into a destination directory.
Goal is to be able to have same functionality like GNU's stow.
I added three template files to allow building: glib2, gmake
and libtool.
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