http://www.src2pkg.net/dokuwiki/ 2009-01-06T00:52:16-08:00 http://www.src2pkg.net/dokuwiki/ http://www.src2pkg.net/dokuwiki/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-08-05T12:36:17-08:00 Drew Ames http://www.src2pkg.net/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=manual:02_advanced_usage&rev=1217964977&do=diff Using src2pkg scripts src2pkg will execute its own scripts if one is named instead of a tarball. The command 'src2pkg -X' will search the current directory and run the first *.scrpkg.auto or *.src2pkg script it finds. If you want or need to pass extra build options to src2pkg and you already know what they are and want them included in your src2pkg script, you can pass them to the program from the command line: “src2pkg -N -e='--disable-tests' tarball-name” will create a script for… text/html 2008-06-04T09:15:53-08:00 Drew Ames http://www.src2pkg.net/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=tutorials&rev=1212596153&do=diff Below are a few examples of commands for building Slackware packages from different types of source files with commentary explaining them. Most of these come from an article Drew Ames wrote for Linux.com. Sample Builds Commonly useful command line switches The following user options are useful for builds: text/html 2008-05-13T11:42:29-08:00 Drew Ames http://www.src2pkg.net/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=manual:00_introduction&rev=1210704149&do=diff This pages presents an overview of src2pkg, its features, and how to get it and install it. What src2pkg does src2pkg makes the creation of installable Slackware packages easier and more reliable for both beginners and advanced users. It creates packages using the simple 'tgz' format used by Slackware and many of its' derivatives. text/html 2008-05-03T08:16:04-08:00 Gilbert Ashley http://www.src2pkg.net/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=manual:03_how_src2pkg_works&rev=1209827764&do=diff The original idea behind src2pkg was as a sort of generic build script written in the BASH shell language. The generic script could be used as a template for writing scripts to make Slackware-type packages of software from compiled sources. A script is simply a list of instructions to be carried out in a certain order. Having a script of the actions needed to unpack, configure, compile and package each program or library makes it easy to repeat the build process anytime, without having to rememb… text/html 2008-04-29T06:44:17-08:00 Drew Ames http://www.src2pkg.net/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=developers&rev=1209476657&do=diff This page is a repository of information for people who wish to contribute to the development of src2pkg. About Volunteering Why you might hack on src2pkg Under what conditions your hack may get included upstream How much support you can expect having hacked on src2pkg What to Work On A functional flow (what does what, and when) Public API (this is, for the most part, in the conf file) Function list Wish List These are suggested improvements to src2pkg that we would like to add. text/html 2008-04-29T06:26:41-08:00 Drew Ames http://www.src2pkg.net/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=start&rev=1209475601&do=diff Welcome to the src2pkg documentation project. Encompassed within this wiki are a variety of threads to investigate, from the core manual, to developer information, to tutorials. The Manual -- All the information you need to use src2pkg. For Developers -- Information for those who want to contribute to the development of src2pkg.