# pngquant/cfg - "Build" settings for package

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[technotes]

1. The source tarball used by this package was created  based on "git"
upstream sources. The sources were obtained as follows:

      ocgitfetch --run \
--checkout=7bc73591f4de8517f01a54d8f475fea2df193b7c \
https://github.com/kornelski/pngquant.git

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[buildtimes]

00.00 hours (or 000.08 minutes) - ThinkPad E540 i7 4x2 16GB RAM

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[settings]
license = See "license*.txt" in installed tree
licfile = COPYRIGHT
tmpsize = 5M

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[depends]
actools
gawk
grep
lcms2
libpng
sed
zlib

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[configure]
bash ./configure --prefix=$PKGDIR_PROD

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[build]
make
cd lib
ln -nsf ../lib .
make shared
make install
cd ..
make install

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[postbuild]
LIBDIR=$PKGDIR_PROD/lib
MANBASE=$PKGDIR_PROD/man

rm -fr $LIBDIR/*.a
cd $PKGDIR_PROD
rm -fr       $MANBASE
mv share/man $MANBASE

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# Original URLs. These URLs were valid at one point, but may have died
# since then. If you download newer versions of tarballs [etc.], don't
# delete  the  original versions,  as you may not  be able  to replace
# them.

[urls]
url_debian  = tbd
url_home    = tbd
url_lfs     = tbd
url_tarball = git               # See "technotes" in "cfg" file

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[history]
180603 Added package. Started with 2.12.0.
181029 Updated to 2.12.2
210126 Updated to 2.13.1
210428 Updated to 2.14.1
210602 Updated to 2.15.1
211130 Updated to 7bc73591f ("git" hash; same as 2.17.0)
211130 Install "libimagequant" shared library