On 2024/07/30 10:48:58 -0400, Jag Talon <jag@aangat.lahat.computer> wrote:
> Thanks for the help! If I'm understanding correctly, I should still use
> FLAVORS instead of MULTI_PACKAGES but do it in a way so that the
> flavors don't conflict with one another?
Yes, it's right. There are some examples already in the port tree, what
comes to my mind are devel/luarocks and lang/fennel, but these are far
from being the only ones. (lang/fennel is slightly more complex due to
how -docs is handled.)
Actually the plist seems fine, so you have most of the work done I
believe.
> Attached is my attempt to do that, but when running `make install` it
> seems to install minivmac-36.04 but with the binary for minivmac-ii-
> 36.04.
This due to how make evals the variables. You have
: # Macintosh Plus
: MODEL = -m Plus
:
: # Macintosh II
: .if ${FLAVOR:Mii}
: MODEL = -m II
: SUFFIX = -ii
: .endif
so MODEL will always be '-m II'. you have to restructure this into
something like
.if "${FLAVOR}" = ""
MODEL = -m Pus
.elif ${FLAVOR:Mii}
MODEL = -m II
SUFFIX = -ii
.else
ERRORS += unsupported flavor ${FLAVOR}
.endif
or use ?=, as in
MODEL ?= -m Plus
.if ...
MODEL = -m II
.endif
