I have no clue what cmake is or what you are trying to, so I just
comment on a few other things I catched:
INHERITED="$INHERITED $ECLASS"
you don't need that
cmake_use_option() {
local USEFLAG="$1"; shift
local OPTION="$1"; shift
'local USEFLAG="$1" OPTION="$2" ; shift 2' reads better and is more
efficient
if [ -z "${OPTION}" ]; then
OPTION="WITH_${USEFLAG}"
fi
OPTION=${OPTION:-"WITH_${USEFLAG}"}
case $1 in
on|On|oN|ON)
'[oO][nN]') does the same, but i doubt anything beside on|ON will ever
be used.
off|ofF|oFf|oFF|Off|OfF|OFf|OFF)
same here:
[oO][fF][fF]) or simply off|OFF)
wE'rE nOt ThAt FrEaKy YoU kNoW ;)
cmake_configure() {
[...]
vecho cmake ${S} -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr $(cmake_use_option debug
CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE debugfull) $*
You can't use vecho yet. It's been introduced not long ago, stable
portage versions will just tell you that there is no `vecho'.
cmake_compile() {
cmake_install() {
aren't these meant to be cmake-src_compile/cmake-src_install?
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Kind Regards,
Simon Stelling
Gentoo/AMD64 Developer
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