#!/usr/bin/perl
# autopkg.conf - i'm lazy! just edit it for pete's sake! :-P
# Copyright (C) 2003-2004 Peter Willis

# this is a perl script, so make sure the syntax is correct! each line must
# end with a semicolon and each variable must start with a dollar sign. when
# assigning values to variables make sure and enclose the value in single or
# double quotes. anything following a pound sign that isn't in quotes is a
# comment.

# NOTE: if you don't want a BUILDDIR or PACKAGESDIR, please comment them out.

# this is an array; entries are put inside parenthesis separated by commas.
# example: @{$CONF{CAN_INSTALL_PACKAGES}} = ("user1", "user2", "root");
@{$CONF{CAN_INSTALL_PACKAGES}} = ("root");

$CONF{DATADIR} = "/usr/share";
$CONF{HINTS} = "$CONF{DATADIR}/autopkg.pl/hints";
$CONF{DEFAULTS} = "$CONF{DATADIR}/autopkg.pl/defaults";
$CONF{TMP} = "/tmp"; # mostly just used for hint file execution
#$CONF{BUILDDIR} = "$CONF{TMP}/autopkg.pl/build";
#$CONF{PACKAGESDIR} = "$CONF{TMP}/autopkg.pl/packages";

# WARNING: these two options can break certain programs and libraries
#$CONF{STRIP_BINS} = "1";
#$CONF{STRIP_LIBS} = "1";

# NOTE: this variable is a command that should pipe data to a specific
# command in the build process. it should therefore typically not ask
# for any user data and feed any required information via a pipe at
# the end of this variable, like the example below.
# this will affect _PRE_CMDS and _POST_CMDS programs as well.
# if $PKG{FEED_TO_PROGRAM} is not set, all programs run by autopkg.pl
# will use the default "cat /dev/null | ".
#$PKG{FEED_TO_PROGRAM} = "cat /dev/null | ";
#$PKG{FEED_TO_Makefile.PL} = $PKG{FEED_TO_PROGRAM};
#$PKG{FEED_TO_autogen} = $PKG{FEED_TO_PROGRAM};
#$PKG{FEED_TO_make} = $PKG{FEED_TO_PROGRAM};
#$PKG{FEED_TO_makeinstall} = $PKG{FEED_TO_PROGRAM};

# Set to "0" if you want to try to run configure for a perl module.
$PKG{NO_CONFIGURE_ON_MODULES} = "1";

# General automake/autoconf settings
$PKG{PREFIX} = "/usr";
$PKG{EPREFIX} = $PKG{PREFIX};

$PKG{BINDIR} = "$PKG{EPREFIX}/bin";
$PKG{SBINDIR} = "$PKG{EPREFIX}/sbin";
$PKG{LIBEXECDIR} = "$PKG{EPREFIX}/libexec";
$PKG{DATADIR} = "$PKG{PREFIX}/share";
#$PKG{SYSCONFDIR} = "$PKG{PREFIX}/etc";
$PKG{SYSCONFDIR} = "/etc";
$PKG{SHAREDSTATEDIR} = "$PKG{PREFIX}/com";
#$PKG{LOCALSTATEDIR} = "$PKG{PREFIX}/var";
$PKG{LOCALSTATEDIR} = "/var";
$PKG{LIBDIR} = "$PKG{EPREFIX}/lib";
$PKG{INCLUDEDIR} = "$PKG{PREFIX}/include";
$PKG{OLDINCLUDEDIR} = "/usr/include";
$PKG{INFODIR} = "$PKG{PREFIX}/info";
$PKG{MANDIR} = "$PKG{PREFIX}/man";

$PKG{PROGRAMPREFIX} = "";
$PKG{PROGRAMSUFFIX} = "";
$PKG{PROGRAMTRANSFORMNAME} = "";

$PKG{ARCH} = "i486";
$PKG{CPU} = "i686";
$PKG{OPTIMIZE} = "-O2";

# might be better just to comment these two out
$PKG{BUILD} = "$PKG{ARCH}-linux-gnu";
$PKG{HOST} = $PKG{BUILD};
#$PKG{TARGET} = $PKG{HOST}; # don't use this unless you need it

$PKG{DISABLEDEPENDENCYTRACKING} = "";
$PKG{ENABLEDEPENDENCYTRACKING} = "";
$PKG{ENABLESTATIC} = "";
$PKG{ENABLESHARED} = "";
$PKG{ENABLEFASTINSTALL} = "";
$PKG{DISABLELIBTOOLLOCK} = "";

#$PKG{CC} = "gcc";
$PKG{CFLAGS} = "-march=$PKG{ARCH} -mcpu=$PKG{CPU} $PKG{OPTIMIZE}";
#$PKG{LDFLAGS} = "";
#$PKG{CPP} = "";
#$PKG{CPPFLAGS} = "";
#$PKG{CXX} = "g++";
$PKG{CXXFLAGS} = $PKG{CFLAGS};

1;