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356N/A#

1845N/A# Copyright (c) 2010, 2016, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

356N/A#

356N/A

356N/A#

356N/A# Rules and Macros for generating an IPS package manifest and publishing an

356N/A# IPS package to a pkg depot.

356N/A#

356N/A# To use these rules, include $(WS_MAKE_RULES)/ips.mk in your Makefile

844N/A# and define an "install" target appropriate to building your component.

844N/A# Ex:

356N/A#

1845N/A# install: $(BUILD_DIR)/build/$(MACH32)/.installed \

1845N/A# $(BUILD_DIR)/build/$(MACH64)/.installed

356N/A#

1845N/A# This set of rules makes the "publish" target the default target for make(1)

1845N/A#

1845N/A

356N/APKGDEPEND = /usr/bin/pkgdepend

356N/APKGFMT = /usr/bin/pkgfmt

356N/APKGMOGRIFY = /usr/bin/pkgmogrify

356N/APKGSEND = /usr/bin/pkgsend

356N/Aifeq ($(strip $(PKGLINT_COMPONENT)),)

792N/APKGLINT = /usr/bin/pkglint

792N/Aelse

1845N/APKGLINT = ${WS_TOOLS}/pkglint

1845N/Aendif

1845N/APKGMANGLE = $(WS_TOOLS)/userland-mangler

1845N/A

1845N/AGENERATE_HISTORY= $(WS_TOOLS)/generate-history

356N/AHISTORY= history

356N/A

356N/A# pkgfmt has an odd behavior at present where -c means "check validity

356N/A# against any format" whereas -d means "diffs against latest format" and

356N/A# no arguments means "update to latest format". Thus, 'pkgfmt -c' can

356N/A# run clean on a v1 manifest that actually needs to be updated. So we

356N/A# use the explicit format version argument below. If this behavior is

356N/A# changed, then the -f argument below can be dropped.

356N/APKGFMT_CHECK_ARGS = -c -fv2

356N/A

WS_TRANSFORMS = $(WS_TOP)/transforms

# Package headers should all pretty much follow the same format

METADATA_TEMPLATE = $(WS_TOP)/transforms/manifest-metadata-template

COPYRIGHT_TEMPLATE = $(WS_TOP)/transforms/copyright-template

# order is important

GENERATE_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/generate-cleanup

PKGMOGRIFY_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/libtool-drop

COMPARISON_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/comparison-cleanup

COMPARISON_TRANSFORMS += $(PKGMOGRIFY_TRANSFORMS)

LICENSE_TRANSFORMS = $(WS_TOP)/transforms/license-changes

# order is important

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(LICENSE_TRANSFORMS)

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/variant-cleanup

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/autopyc

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/defaults

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/actuators

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/devel

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/docs

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/locale

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/standard-python-libraries

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/python-rename

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/python-3-groups

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/python-3-soabi

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/python-3-no-32bit

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(PKGMOGRIFY_TRANSFORMS)

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/incorporate

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/publish-cleanup

# If we are building "evaluation" packages, add the evaluation information

# action so that the package(s) display the terms and require acceptance

# to install.

ifeq ($(BUILD_TYPE),evaluation)

PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS += $(WS_TOP)/transforms/evaluation

endif

# For items defined as variables or that may contain whitespace, add

# them to a list to be expanded into PKG_OPTIONS later.

PKG_VARS += ARC_CASE TPNO

PKG_VARS += BUILD_VERSION OS_VERSION SOLARIS_VERSION PKG_SOLARIS_VERSION

PKG_VARS += CONSOLIDATION CONSOLIDATION_CHANGESET CONSOLIDATION_REPOSITORY_URL

PKG_VARS += COMPONENT_VERSION IPS_COMPONENT_VERSION HUMAN_VERSION

PKG_VARS += COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_URL COMPONENT_PROJECT_URL COMPONENT_NAME

PKG_VARS += HG_REPO HG_REV HG_URL

PKG_VARS += MACH MACH32 MACH64

PKG_VARS += PUBLISHER PUBLISHER_LOCALIZABLE

PKG_VARS += SOLARIS_11_ONLY SOLARIS_12_ONLY

# Include TPNO_* Makefile variables in PKG_VARS.

$(foreach macro, $(filter TPNO_%, $(.VARIABLES)), \

$(eval PKG_VARS += $(macro)) \

)

# For items that need special definition, add them to PKG_MACROS.

# IPS_COMPONENT_VERSION suitable for use in regular expressions.

PKG_MACROS += IPS_COMPONENT_RE_VERSION=$(subst .,\\.,$(IPS_COMPONENT_VERSION))

# COMPONENT_VERSION suitable for use in regular expressions.

PKG_MACROS += COMPONENT_RE_VERSION=$(subst .,\\.,$(COMPONENT_VERSION))

PKG_MACROS += PYTHON_2.7_ONLY=\#

PKG_MACROS += PYTHON_3.4_ONLY=\#

PKG_MACROS += PYTHON_3.5_ONLY=\#

# Convenience macros for quoting in manifests; necessary because pkgfmt will

# drop literal quotes in attribute values if they do not contain whitespace

# since the action parsing in pkg will drop them during action stringification.

PKG_MACROS += SQ=\'

PKG_MACROS += DQ=\"

PKG_MACROS += Q=\"

PKG_OPTIONS += $(PKG_MACROS:%=-D %)

MANGLED_DIR = $(PROTO_DIR)/mangled

# We use += below so anyone wishing to put other directories at the beginning

# of the list can do so, by setting PKG_PROTO_DIRS before including this file.

# So don't change += to = here or components that use this will break.

PKG_PROTO_DIRS += $(MANGLED_DIR) $(PROTO_DIR) $(@D) $(COMPONENT_DIR) $(COMPONENT_SRC) $(WS_LICENSES)

MANIFEST_BASE = $(BUILD_DIR)/manifest-$(MACH)

CANONICAL_MANIFESTS = $(wildcard *.p5m)

ifneq ($(wildcard $(HISTORY)),)

HISTORICAL_MANIFESTS = $(shell $(NAWK) -v FUNCTION=name -f $(GENERATE_HISTORY) < $(HISTORY))

endif

# Look for manifests which need to be duplicated for each version of python.

ifeq ($(findstring -PYVER,$(CANONICAL_MANIFESTS)),-PYVER)

UNVERSIONED_MANIFESTS = $(filter-out %GENFRAG.p5m,$(filter-out %-PYVER.p5m,$(CANONICAL_MANIFESTS)))

PY_MANIFESTS = $(filter %-PYVER.p5m,$(CANONICAL_MANIFESTS))

PYV_MANIFESTS = $(foreach v,$(shell echo $(PYTHON_VERSIONS) | tr -d .),$(shell echo $(PY_MANIFESTS) | sed -e 's/-PYVER.p5m/-$(v).p5m/g'))

PYNV_MANIFESTS = $(shell echo $(PY_MANIFESTS) | sed -e 's/-PYVER//')

else

UNVERSIONED_MANIFESTS = $(CANONICAL_MANIFESTS)

endif

# Look for manifests which need to be duplicated for each version of perl.

ifeq ($(findstring -PERLVER,$(UNVERSIONED_MANIFESTS)),-PERLVER)

NOPERL_MANIFESTS = $(filter-out %GENFRAG.p5m,$(filter-out %-PERLVER.p5m,$(UNVERSIONED_MANIFESTS)))

PERL_MANIFESTS = $(filter %-PERLVER.p5m,$(UNVERSIONED_MANIFESTS))

PERLV_MANIFESTS = $(foreach v,$(shell echo $(PERL_VERSIONS) | tr -d .),$(shell echo $(PERL_MANIFESTS) | sed -e 's/-PERLVER.p5m/-$(v).p5m/g'))

PERLNV_MANIFESTS = $(shell echo $(PERL_MANIFESTS) | sed -e 's/-PERLVER//')

else

NOPERL_MANIFESTS = $(UNVERSIONED_MANIFESTS)

endif

# Look for manifests which need to be duplicated for each version of ruby.

# NOPERL_MANIFESTS represents the manifests that are not Python or

# Perl manifests. Extract the Ruby Manifests from NOPERL_MANIFESTS.

# Any remaining manifests are stored in NONRUBY_MANIFESTS

ifeq ($(findstring -RUBYVER,$(NOPERL_MANIFESTS)),-RUBYVER)

NORUBY_MANIFESTS = $(filter-out %GENFRAG.p5m,\

$(filter-out %-RUBYVER.p5m,$(NOPERL_MANIFESTS)))

RUBY_MANIFESTS = $(filter %-RUBYVER.p5m,$(NOPERL_MANIFESTS))

RUBYV_MANIFESTS = $(foreach v,$(shell echo $(RUBY_VERSIONS)),\

$(shell echo $(RUBY_MANIFESTS) |\

sed -e 's/-RUBYVER.p5m/-$(shell echo $(v) |\

cut -d. -f1,2 | tr -d .).p5m/g'))

RUBYNV_MANIFESTS = $(shell echo $(RUBY_MANIFESTS) | sed -e 's/-RUBYVER//')

else

NORUBY_MANIFESTS = $(NOPERL_MANIFESTS)

endif

VERSIONED_MANIFESTS = \

$(PYV_MANIFESTS) $(PYNV_MANIFESTS) \

$(PERLV_MANIFESTS) $(PERLNV_MANIFESTS) \

$(RUBYV_MANIFESTS) $(RUBYNV_MANIFESTS) \

$(NORUBY_MANIFESTS) $(HISTORICAL_MANIFESTS)

GENERATED = $(MANIFEST_BASE)-generated

COMBINED = $(MANIFEST_BASE)-combined

MANIFESTS = $(VERSIONED_MANIFESTS:%=$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%)

DEPENDED=$(VERSIONED_MANIFESTS:%.p5m=$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.depend)

RESOLVED=$(VERSIONED_MANIFESTS:%.p5m=$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.depend.res)

PUBLISHED=$(RESOLVED:%.depend.res=%.published)

COPYRIGHT_FILE ?= $(COMPONENT_NAME)-$(COMPONENT_VERSION).copyright

IPS_COMPONENT_VERSION ?= $(COMPONENT_VERSION)

.DEFAULT: publish

.SECONDARY:

# allow publishing to be overridden, such as when

# a package is for one architecture only.

PUBLISH_STAMP ?= $(BUILD_DIR)/.published-$(MACH)

publish: build install $(PUBLISH_STAMP)

sample-manifest: $(GENERATED).p5m

$(GENERATED).p5m: install

$(PKGSEND) generate $(PKG_HARDLINKS:%=--target %) $(PROTO_DIR) | \

$(PKGMOGRIFY) $(PKG_OPTIONS) /dev/fd/0 $(GENERATE_TRANSFORMS) | \

sed -e '/^$$/d' -e '/^#.*$$/d' | $(PKGFMT) | \

cat $(METADATA_TEMPLATE) - >$@

# copy the canonical manifest(s) to the build tree

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.generate: %.p5m canonical-manifests

cat $(METADATA_TEMPLATE) $< >$@

# The text of a transform that will emit a dependency conditional on the

# presence of a particular version of a runtime, which will then draw in the

# runtime-version-specific version of the package we're operating on. $(1) is

# the name of the runtime package, and $(2) is the version suffix.

mkgeneric = \

echo "<transform set name=pkg.fmri value=(?:pkg:/)?(.+)-\#\#\#PYV\#\#\#@(.*)" \

"-> emit depend nodrop=true type=conditional" \

"predicate=$(1)-$(2) fmri=%<1>-$(2)@%<2>>" >> $@;

# Define and execute a macro that generates a rule to create a manifest for a

# python module specific to a particular version of the python runtime.

# Creates build/manifest-*-modulename-##.p5m file where ## is replaced with

# the version number.

define python-manifest-rule

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%-$(shell echo $(1) | tr -d .).mogrified: PKG_MACROS += PYTHON_$(1)_ONLY=

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%-$(shell echo $(1) | tr -d .).p5m: %-PYVER.p5m

if [ -f $$*-$(shell echo $(1) | tr -d .)GENFRAG.p5m ]; then cat $$*-$(shell echo $(1) | tr -d .)GENFRAG.p5m >> $$@; fi

$(PKGFMT) $(PKGFMT_CHECK_ARGS) $(CANONICAL_MANIFESTS)

$(PKGMOGRIFY) -D PYVER=$(1) -D MAYBE_PYVER_SPACE="$(1) " \

-D MAYBE_SPACE_PYVER=" $(1)" \

-D PYV=$(shell echo $(1) | tr -d .) $$< > $$@

endef

$(foreach ver,$(PYTHON_VERSIONS),$(eval $(call python-manifest-rule,$(ver))))

# A rule to create a helper transform package for python, that will insert the

# appropriate conditional dependencies into a python library's

# runtime-version-generic package to pull in the version-specific bits when the

# corresponding version of python is on the system.

$(BUILD_DIR)/mkgeneric-python: $(WS_MAKE_RULES)/shared-macros.mk

$(RM) $@

$(foreach ver,$(shell echo $(PYTHON_VERSIONS) | tr -d .), \

$(call mkgeneric,runtime/python,$(ver)))

# Build Python version-wrapping manifests from the generic version.

# Creates build/manifest-*-modulename.p5m file.

# Note that the mkgeneric transform uses the literal string "###PYV###"

# as the place-holder for the Python version (for mkgeneric-python) and

# the Perl version (for mkgeneric-perl below) and the Ruby version (for

# mkgeneric-ruby further below). The authors did not anticipate that this

# mechanism would be extended beyond Python when they wrote it; something

# more generic like LANGVER might make more sense, but for now we are

# sticking with something known to work.

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.p5m: %-PYVER.p5m $(BUILD_DIR)/mkgeneric-python

$(PKGFMT) $(PKGFMT_CHECK_ARGS) $(CANONICAL_MANIFESTS)

$(PKGMOGRIFY) -D PYV=###PYV### -D MAYBE_PYVER_SPACE= \

-D MAYBE_SPACE_PYVER= $(BUILD_DIR)/mkgeneric-python \

$(WS_TOP)/transforms/mkgeneric $< > $@

if [ -f $*-GENFRAG.p5m ]; then cat $*-GENFRAG.p5m >> $@; fi

# Define and execute a macro that generates a rule to create a manifest for a

# perl module specific to a particular version of the perl runtime.

define perl-manifest-rule

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%-$(shell echo $(1) | tr -d .).p5m: %-PERLVER.p5m

$(PKGFMT) $(PKGFMT_CHECK_ARGS) $$<

$(PKGMOGRIFY) -D PERLVER=$(1) -D MAYBE_PERLVER_SPACE="$(1) " \

-D MAYBE_SPACE_PERLVER=" $(1)" \

-D PLV=$(shell echo $(1) | tr -d .) \

-D PERL_ARCH=$(call PERL_ARCH_FUNC,$(PERL.$(1))) $$< > $$@

endef

$(foreach ver,$(PERL_VERSIONS),$(eval $(call perl-manifest-rule,$(ver))))

# A rule to create a helper transform package for perl, that will insert the

# appropriate conditional dependencies into a perl library's

# runtime-version-generic package to pull in the version-specific bits when the

# corresponding version of perl is on the system.

$(BUILD_DIR)/mkgeneric-perl: $(WS_MAKE_RULES)/shared-macros.mk

$(RM) $@

$(foreach ver,$(shell echo $(PERL_VERSIONS) | tr -d .), \

$(call mkgeneric,runtime/perl,$(ver)))

# Build Perl version-wrapping manifests from the generic version.

# See the block comment above about why "###PYV###" is used here even

# though this is for Perl rather than Python.

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.p5m: %-PERLVER.p5m $(BUILD_DIR)/mkgeneric-perl

$(PKGFMT) $(PKGFMT_CHECK_ARGS) $(CANONICAL_MANIFESTS)

$(PKGMOGRIFY) -D PLV=###PYV### -D MAYBE_PERLVER_SPACE= \

-D MAYBE_SPACE_PERLVER= $(BUILD_DIR)/mkgeneric-perl \

$(WS_TOP)/transforms/mkgeneric $< > $@

if [ -f $*-GENFRAG.p5m ]; then cat $*-GENFRAG.p5m >> $@; fi

# Define and execute a macro that generates a rule to create a manifest for a

# ruby module specific to a particular version of the ruby runtime.

# Creates build/manifest-*-modulename-##.p5m file where ## is replaced with

# the version number.

define ruby-manifest-rule

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%-$(shell echo $(1) | tr -d .).mogrified: \

PKG_MACROS += RUBY_VERSION=$(1) RUBY_LIB_VERSION=$(2) \

RUBYV=$(subst .,,$(1))

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%-$(shell echo $(1) | tr -d .).p5m: %-RUBYVER.p5m

if [ -f $$*-$(shell echo $(1) | tr -d .)GENFRAG.p5m ]; then \

cat $$*-$(shell echo $(1) | tr -d .)GENFRAG.p5m >> $$@; \

fi

$(PKGFMT) $(PKGFMT_CHECK_ARGS) $(CANONICAL_MANIFESTS)

$(PKGMOGRIFY) -D RUBY_VERSION=$(1) -D RUBY_LIB_VERSION=$(2) \

-D MAYBE_RUBY_VERSION_SPACE="$(1) " \

-D MAYBE_SPACE_RUBY_VERSION=" $(1)" \

-D RUBYV=$(shell echo $(1) | tr -d .) $$< > $$@

endef

$(foreach ver,$(RUBY_VERSIONS),\

$(eval $(call ruby-manifest-rule,$(shell echo $(ver) | \

cut -d. -f1,2),$(ver))))

# A rule to create a helper transform package for ruby, that will insert the

# appropriate conditional dependencies into a ruby library's

# runtime-version-generic package to pull in the version-specific bits when the

# corresponding version of ruby is on the system.

$(BUILD_DIR)/mkgeneric-ruby: $(WS_MAKE_RULES)/shared-macros.mk

$(RM) $@

$(foreach ver,$(RUBY_VERSIONS),\

$(call mkgeneric,runtime/ruby,$(shell echo $(ver) | \

cut -d. -f1,2 | tr -d .)))

# Build Ruby version-wrapping manifests from the generic version.

# Creates build/manifest-*-modulename.p5m file.

#

# See the block comment above about why "###PYV###" is used here even

# though this is for Ruby rather than Python.

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.p5m: %-RUBYVER.p5m $(BUILD_DIR)/mkgeneric-ruby

$(PKGFMT) $(PKGFMT_CHECK_ARGS) $(CANONICAL_MANIFESTS)

$(PKGMOGRIFY) -D RUBYV=###PYV### -D MAYBE_RUBY_VERSION_SPACE= \

-D MAYBE_SPACE_RUBY_VERSION= $(BUILD_DIR)/mkgeneric-ruby \

$(WS_TOP)/transforms/mkgeneric $< > $@

if [ -f $*-GENFRAG.p5m ]; then cat $*-GENFRAG.p5m >> $@; fi

# Rule to generate historical manifests from the $(HISTORY) file.

define history-manifest-rule

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-$(1): $(HISTORY) $(BUILD_DIR)

$(NAWK) -v TARGET=$(1) -v FUNCTION=manifest -f $(GENERATE_HISTORY) < \

$(HISTORY) > $$@

endef

$(foreach mfst,$(HISTORICAL_MANIFESTS),$(eval $(call history-manifest-rule,$(mfst))))

# mogrify non-parameterized manifests

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.mogrified: %.p5m $(BUILD_DIR)

$(PKGFMT) $(PKGFMT_CHECK_ARGS) $<

$(PKGMOGRIFY) $(PKG_OPTIONS) $< \

$(PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS) | \

sed -e '/^$$/d' -e '/^#.*$$/d' | uniq >$@

# mogrify parameterized manifests

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.mogrified: $(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.p5m $(BUILD_DIR)

$(PKGMOGRIFY) $(PKG_OPTIONS) $< \

$(PUBLISH_TRANSFORMS) | \

sed -e '/^$$/d' -e '/^#.*$$/d' | uniq >$@

# mangle the file contents

$(BUILD_DIR) $(MANGLED_DIR):

$(MKDIR) $@

PKGMANGLE_OPTIONS = -D $(MANGLED_DIR) $(PKG_PROTO_DIRS:%=-d %)

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.mangled: $(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.mogrified $(MANGLED_DIR)

$(PKGMANGLE) $(PKGMANGLE_OPTIONS) -m $< >$@

# generate dependencies

PKGDEPEND_GENERATE_OPTIONS = -m $(PKG_PROTO_DIRS:%=-d %)

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.depend: $(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.mangled

$(ENV) $(COMPONENT_PUBLISH_ENV) $(PKGDEPEND) generate \

$(PKGDEPEND_GENERATE_OPTIONS) $< >$@

# pkgdepend resolve builds a map of all installed packages by default. This

# makes dependency resolution particularly slow. We can dramatically improve

# performance here by creating a file with a list of packages that we know

# are needed, dramatically reducing the overhead involved in creating and

# searching this map.

#

# Generate a resolve.deps file from the dependencies in the Makefile and

# fragments that it uses.

RESOLVE_DEPS=$(BUILD_DIR)/resolve.deps

$(RESOLVE_DEPS): $(MAKEFILE_PREREQ) $(BUILD_DIR)

@for pkg in $(REQUIRED_PACKAGES:%=/%) ; do \

echo $${pkg} ; \

done | sort -u >$@

# resolve the dependencies all at once

$(BUILD_DIR)/.resolved-$(MACH): $(DEPENDED) $(RESOLVE_DEPS)

$(PKGDEPEND) resolve $(RESOLVE_DEPS:%=-e %) -m $(DEPENDED)

$(TOUCH) $@

#

# Generate a set of REQUIRED_PACKAGES based on what is needed to for pkgdepend

# to resolve properly. Automatically append this to your Makefile for the truly

# lazy among us. This is only a piece of the REQUIRED_PACKAGES puzzle.

# You must still include packages for tools you build and test with.

#

REQUIRED_PACKAGES:: $(RESOLVED)

$(GMAKE) RESOLVE_DEPS= $(BUILD_DIR)/.resolved-$(MACH)

@echo "# Auto-generated contents below. Please manually verify and remove this comment" >>Makefile

@$(PKGMOGRIFY) $(WS_TRANSFORMS)/$@ $(RESOLVED) | \

$(GSED) -e '/^[\t ]*$$/d' -e '/^#/d' | sort -u >>Makefile

@echo "*** Please edit your Makefile and verify the new content at the end ***"

# lint the manifests all at once

$(BUILD_DIR)/.linted-$(MACH): $(BUILD_DIR)/.resolved-$(MACH)

@echo "VALIDATING MANIFEST CONTENT: $(RESOLVED)"

$(ENV) PYTHONPATH=$(WS_TOOLS)/python PROTO_PATH="$(PKG_PROTO_DIRS)"\

SOLARIS_VERSION=$(SOLARIS_VERSION)\

$(PKGLINT) $(CANONICAL_REPO:%=-c $(WS_LINT_CACHE)) \

-f $(WS_TOOLS)/pkglintrc $(RESOLVED)

$(TOUCH) $@

lintme: FRC

@echo "VALIDATING MANIFEST CONTENT: $(RESOLVED)"

$(ENV) PYTHONPATH=$(WS_TOOLS)/python PROTO_PATH="$(PKG_PROTO_DIRS)"\

SOLARIS_VERSION=$(SOLARIS_VERSION)\

$(PKGLINT) $(CANONICAL_REPO:%=-c $(WS_LINT_CACHE)) \

-f $(WS_TOOLS)/pkglintrc $(RESOLVED)

FRC:

# published

PKGSEND_PUBLISH_OPTIONS = -s $(PKG_REPO) publish --fmri-in-manifest

PKGSEND_PUBLISH_OPTIONS += --no-catalog

PKGSEND_PUBLISH_OPTIONS += $(PKG_PROTO_DIRS:%=-d %)

PKGSEND_PUBLISH_OPTIONS += -T \*.py

$(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.published: $(MANIFEST_BASE)-%.depend.res $(BUILD_DIR)/.linted-$(MACH)

$(PKGSEND) $(PKGSEND_PUBLISH_OPTIONS) $<

$(PKGFMT) <$< >$@

$(BUILD_DIR)/.published-$(MACH): $(PUBLISHED)

ifndef DISABLE_IPS_CATALOG_AND_INDEX_UPDATES

$(PKGREPO) refresh -s $(PKG_REPO)

endif

$(TOUCH) $@

print-package-names: canonical-manifests

@cat $(VERSIONED_MANIFESTS) $(WS_TOP)/transforms/print-pkgs | \

$(PKGMOGRIFY) $(PKG_OPTIONS) /dev/fd/0 | \

sed -e '/^$$/d' -e '/^#.*$$/d' | sort -u

print-package-paths: canonical-manifests

@cat $(VERSIONED_MANIFESTS) $(WS_TOP)/transforms/print-paths | \

$(PKGMOGRIFY) $(PKG_OPTIONS) /dev/fd/0 | \

sed -e '/^$$/d' -e '/^#.*$$/d' | sort -u

install-packages: publish

@if [ $(IS_GLOBAL_ZONE) = 0 -o x$(ROOT) != x ]; then \

cat $(VERSIONED_MANIFESTS) $(WS_TOP)/transforms/print-paths | \

$(PKGMOGRIFY) $(PKG_OPTIONS) /dev/fd/0 | \

sed -e '/^$$/d' -e '/^#.*$$/d' -e 's;/;;' | sort -u | \

(cd $(PROTO_DIR) ; pfexec /bin/cpio -dump $(ROOT)) ; \

else ; \

echo "unsafe to install package(s) automatically" ; \

fi

$(RESOLVED): install

canonical-manifests: $(CANONICAL_MANIFESTS) $(MAKEFILE_PREREQ) $(PATCHES) \

$(HISTORY)

ifeq ($(strip $(CANONICAL_MANIFESTS)),)

# If there were no canonical manifests in the workspace, nothing will

# be published and we should fail. A sample manifest can be generated

# with

# $ gmake sample-manifest

# Once created, it will need to be reviewed, edited, and added to the

# workspace.

$(error Missing canonical manifest(s))

endif

# Add component-specific variables and export to PKG_OPTIONS.

COMP_SUFFIXES = $(subst COMPONENT_NAME_,, \

$(filter COMPONENT_NAME_%, $(.VARIABLES)))

# Component variables are expanded directly to PKG_OPTIONS instead of via

# PKG_MACROS since the values may contain whitespace.

mkdefine = -D $(1)="$(2)"

# Expand PKG_VARS into defines via PKG_OPTIONS.

$(foreach var, $(PKG_VARS), \

$(eval PKG_OPTIONS += $(call mkdefine,$(var),$$($(var)))) \

)

# Expand any variables ending in component _$(suffix) via PKG_OPTIONS excluding

# variables known to always be irrelevant and TPNO_% variables as those have

# already been processed.

$(foreach suffix, $(COMP_SUFFIXES), \

$(eval COMPONENT_RE_VERSION_$(suffix) ?= $(subst .,\\.,$$(COMPONENT_VERSION_$(suffix)))) \

$(eval IPS_COMPONENT_VERSION_$(suffix) ?= $$(COMPONENT_VERSION_$(suffix))) \

$(eval IPS_COMPONENT_RE_VERSION_$(suffix) ?= $(subst .,\\.,$$(IPS_COMPONENT_VERSION_$(suffix)))) \

$(eval COMP_VARS=$(filter %_$(suffix), $(.VARIABLES))) \

$(eval COMP_VARS=$(filter-out COMPONENT_POST_UNPACK_%, $(COMP_VARS))) \

$(eval COMP_VARS=$(filter-out TPNO_%, $(COMP_VARS))) \

$(eval COMP_VARS=$(filter-out UNPACK_ARGS_%, $(COMP_VARS))) \

$(foreach macro, $(COMP_VARS), \

$(eval PKG_OPTIONS += $(call mkdefine,$(macro),$$($(macro)))) \

) \

)