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only few of them are useful for regular work. |
only few of them are useful for regular work. |
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The following targets may be useful to invoke from keyboard: |
The following targets may be useful to invoke from keyboard: |
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* "fetch" to fetch distribution file(s) |
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* "checksum" to fetch and check distribution file(s) |
* "extract" to look at unmodified source |
* "extract" to look at unmodified source |
* "patch" to look at initial source |
* "patch" to look at initial source |
* "configure" to stop after configure stage |
* "configure" to stop after configure stage |
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* "deinstall" to deinstall previous package |
* "deinstall" to deinstall previous package |
* "package-install" to install package and build binary package |
* "package-install" to install package and build binary package |
* "install" to install package |
* "install" to install package |
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* "bin-install" to attempt to skip building from source and use pre-built binary package |
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The following targets are useful in development and thus may be useful for an advanced user: |
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* "makesum" to fetch and generate checksum for distributed file(s) |
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* "makepatchsum" to (re)generate checksum for patches |
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* "makedistinfo" to (re)generate "distinfo" file (creating checksums for distributed file and patches) |
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* "mps" short for "makepatchsum" |
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* "mdi" short for "makedistinfo" |
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For example, package updating looks like this: |
For example, package updating looks like this: |
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