Joshua Root <j...@macports.org> wrote:
> On 2022-10-22 21:56 , Kirill A. Korinsky wrote:
>> I'm asking is there a way to support specified arch inside platform block's
>> condition. Like:
>> platform {aarch64} {
>> ...
>> }
>
> You can certainly do things like:
>
> platform darwin arm {
> ...
> }
I wasn’t aware of this platform variants syntax
(https://guide.macports.org/#reference.variants.platform) yet, so today I
learned.
I maintain some ports that contain sections that look like this:
----
if {${configure.build_arch} eq "x86_64"} {
distname microsoft-jdk-${version}-macOS-x64
checksums rmd160 2fc1a89b2310905e0891bb2b1519c8df86998ab7 \
sha256
22697e9bbf3135c0ef843e7f371fe563ea948c6d464dfc532a7995fe32aebb09 \
size 187094964
} elseif {${configure.build_arch} eq "arm64"} {
distname microsoft-jdk-${version}-macOS-aarch64
checksums rmd160 feb696c4ba65ea42b68bb578e5e2de7b41e56669 \
sha256
c50a20ca8764a5aa54dc0a0cf681d891dadbdccc1051792806d797206d59ba34 \
size 184695872
}
----
I thought I’d replace such if-elseif sections with declarative platform variant
blocks, but I noticed that the arch argument for the platform variant needs to
be ‘arm’ instead of ‘arm64’:
----
platform darwin arm {
distname microsoft-jdk-${version}-macOS-aarch64
checksums rmd160 feb696c4ba65ea42b68bb578e5e2de7b41e56669 \
sha256
c50a20ca8764a5aa54dc0a0cf681d891dadbdccc1051792806d797206d59ba34 \
size 184695872
}
----
Why is the arch value for a platform variant not the same as
${configure.build_arch}? What are the valid values for the arch argument of a
platform variant block? Can I use ‘platform darwin x86_64 { … }’ for the 64-bit
Intel case or is that value also different from ${configure.build_arch}? I
don’t have a x86_64 Mac I can use to test this myself.
Nils.
