RPM spec in tar file (was Re: An introduction of the new cheerleader...)
Kir Kolyshkin
kir at darnet.ru
Tue Jan 27 22:55:18 UTC 2004
Ian Pilcher wrote:
> Kir Kolyshkin wrote:
>
>> To some extent, this can be solved using various %ifdef constructions
>> in spec file.
>
>
> How? AFAIK, there is no canonical way for the SPEC file to determine
> what distribution it is building on.
If there's no canonical way or a clean solution, there is always space
for ugly hacks...
Here's a short example for spec file working for various redhats and
suses. Yes I know it's ugly. But you got the idea.
%if %_vendor == "redhat"
# Define redhat-specific stuff here.
# If you want more precision, you can use the below define
# %define rh_ver %(rpm -q --queryformat %{VERSION} redhat-release)
# The problem is nested %if's doesn't always work well, therefore
%define suse_version 0
%endif
# The problem is %else doesn't work in all rpm versions, so avoid using it.
# SuSE guys made a good definition for us - so let's use it
%if %suse_version = 820
# Define stuff specific for SuSE 8.2
%endif
%if %suse_version = 830
# Oh, things for SuSE 8.3 goes here
%endif
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