> > unpack: some packages unpack the upstream tarball, some do patching
> > patch: some patch the source tree, some generate patch out of it.
> 2. A policy on what target to have for optional unpacking and patching,
> and apply a recommendation that is enforced on etch/etch+1
>
> That should probably not be unpack/patch since they break existing
> makefiles, and as #250202 suggests, unpacked and patched seem to be
> good candidates.
>
> I'm going to check the output of
>
> make -f debian/rules -n -p | grep '^[^ ]\+:' | grep -v '^#'
>
> to make sure what targets don't exist.
I've found out that the status is :
patched -- unused
unpacked -- used
unpack -- used
patch --used
I've used the following script to find out what kind of targets
we have in Debian:
#!/bin/bash
# a script to check debian/rules make targets for all distribution.
cd /mnt/120g-1/dancer/debian-source/sources
ls -1 | while read A; do
echo $A;
(
ulimit -u 200
ulimit -t 20
cd $A/$A-*/ && make -f debian/rules -n -p | grep '^[^ ]\+:' | grep
-v '^#'
) > rules/$A < /dev/null
done
regards,
junichi
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