@ $NetBSD$

# This is a typical GNU application package Makefile.
# This Makefile is much bigger than a traditional one
# you may need very few of the options listes below
# so read carefully each comment, remove what's useless
# to your package and modify to match your needs.
# To make this file pkglint-friendly, just :
# grep -v \# Makefile|sed -E s/^@/#/
# 
# Feedback <imil@gcu.info> welcome
#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# MANDATORY
#
# basename of the distribution file to be downloaded
DISTNAME=		gnu-app-0.1
#
# MANDATORY
#
# categories into which the package falls
CATEGORIES=		devel
#
# MANDATORY
#
# this fictive package is supposed to be a GNU tool, it is hosted on
# ${MASTER_SITES} on the gnu-app/ subdirectory
MASTER_SITES=		${MASTER_SITE_GNU:=gnu-app/}
# if the distribution file is not hosted on a known MASTER_SITE*, it can
# be defined like this :
# MASTER_SITES=		http://www.example.com/~imil/contribs/
#
# OPTIONAL
#
# by default, the distribution file suffix is .tar.gz, to modify this
# use the EXTRACT_SUFX macro like this :
EXTRACT_SUFX=		.tgz
# from now, DISTFILES variable is set to ${DISTNAME}${EXTRACT_SUFX}
#
# OPTIONAL
#
# the package is composed of multiple DISTFILES, located on different sites
# so we define DISTFILES list and sites from where they can be fetched.
DISTFILES=		${DISTNAME}${EXTRACT_SUFX} gnu-app-contrib.tar.gz

# OPTIONAL
#
# if has also some PATCHFILES, let's specify which ones and where to fetch
# them
PATCHFILES=		gnu-app.patch1
PATCH_SITES=		http://www.contribsite.com/~contributor/
# note that we could have use
# SITES_gnu-app.patch1=	http://www.contribsite.com/~contributor/

# MANDATORY
#
# package maintainer, either real package's creator or tech-pkg@NetBSD.org
MAINTAINER=		imil@example.com
#
# OPTIONAL
#
# if project has a homepage, add this variable :
HOMEPAGE=		http://www.example.com/~imil/
#
# MANDATORY
#
# short package description
COMMENT=		Sample GNU application that does not even exist

# DISTFILES contribution can be fetched from here
SITES_gnu-app-contrib.tar.gz=	http://www.contribsite.com/~contributor/

# MANDATORY
#
# we don't plan to use the new pkgviews framework, see 
# pkgsrc/mk/buildlink3/PKGVIEWS_UG for further details
PKG_INSTALLATION_TYPES=	overwrite pkgviews

# OPTIONAL
#
# extracted directory is not named a standard way i.e. appname-X.Y/
WRKSRC=			${WRKDIR}/gnu-app

# RECOMMENDED
#
# but we will use buildlink3 framework, see section Packate.txt section 8
# for further details on the buildlink3 methodology
USE_BUILDLINK3=		yes

# OPTIONAL
#
# the package uses GNU configure, thanks to this variable, system-specific
# variables like PREFIX will be passed to the configure script
GNU_CONFIGURE=		yes

# OPTIONAL
#
# include bsd.prefs.mk so some variables like ${OPSYS} are set
.include "../../mk/bsd.prefs.mk"

# OPTIONAL
#
# use ${OPSYS} to take some arch-specific decisions
.if ${OPSYS} == "NetBSD"
CFLAGS+=		-DUSE_SUPERPOWERS
.endif

# OPTIONAL
#
# gnu-app needs to regenerate the configure script, to do so it requires
# autoconf >= 2.50 and automake >= 1.7.1
AUTOCONF_REQD=		2.50
AUTOMAKE_REQD=		1.8

# OPTIONAL
#
# let's generate the configure script
pre-configure:
	cd ${WRKSRC};			\
	${ACLOCAL};i			\
	${AUTOHEADER};			\
	${AUTOMAKE} -a --foreign -i;	\
	${AUTOCONF}

# OPTIONAL
#
# manpages are compressed
MANCOMPRESSED=		yes

# OPTIONAL
#
# substitute variable ${VARIABLE} with "value" when displaying MESSAGE after
# installation of the package
MESSAGE_SUBST+=		VARIABLE="value"

# OPTIONAL
#
# include automake.mk so automake, autoconf and configure behave the right way
.include "../../mk/autoconf.mk"
#
# MANDATORY
#
# finally, include the bsd.pkg.mk file that contains all the magic behind
# the scenes that you need to build and install a package
.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"