# pandoc/cfg - "Build" settings for package

#---------------------------------------------------------------------

[technotes]

1. The  source tarballs and/or  components for this package are retri-
eved from online during the first build, stored in the package itself,
and  reused in  subsequent builds.  The rules related to  going online
again are explained  further down.

This is  one of a  limited number of  packages in this distro  that is
permitted to go online at build time.

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2. If  the  environment variable  "GHCOFFLINE" is  set to "true" -- or
to certain aliases for "true" such as "yes" -- the "pandoc" build pro-
cedure doesn't go online.  Instead,  the package rebuilds itself using
sources that existed,  and were saved,  at the time of the last online
build.

Presently, in this mode, the build procedure turns "dnsmasq" off auto-
matically.

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3. If "GHCOFFLINE" is set to something else, or is unset, the "pandoc"
build procedure goes  online.  It downloads new "pandoc" sources, uses
them, and stores them in the package itself.

Presently, in this mode, the build procedure turns "dnsmasq" on  auto-
matically.

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[buildtimes]

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[settings]
compiler  = gcc                 # ghc 9.10 doesn't support newer clang
configure = none
defer     = glibc64
license   = tbd
purge     = no
unpack    = none

setpaths  = libgmp

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[depends]
cabal
ghc0910
libgmp
numactl
zlib

#---------------------------------------------------------------------

[build]
CABALNAME=pandoc-cli
PATH=$PATH:$PRODTREE/cabal/bin:$PRODTREE/ghc0910/bin

export LD=ld
hash cabal && hash ghc
cabal --version
ghc   --version

PP=$PRODTREE/pandoc
BINDIR=$PP/bin
GHCHOME=$PP/ghchome
BUILDBIN=$GHCHOME/.local/bin

mkdir -p $BINDIR $GHCHOME
OLDHOME=$HOME
export HOME=$GHCHOME

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rm -fr   $BINDIR/*

rm -fr   $BUILDBIN/
rm -fr   $GHCHOME/.local/state/

mkdir -p $BUILDBIN/
mkdir -p $GHCHOME/.local/state/

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if [ "@$GHCOFFLINE" == "@1"    ]; then GHCOFFLINE=true ; fi
if [ "@$GHCOFFLINE" == "@da"   ]; then GHCOFFLINE=true ; fi
if [ "@$GHCOFFLINE" == "@on"   ]; then GHCOFFLINE=true ; fi
if [ "@$GHCOFFLINE" == "@one"  ]; then GHCOFFLINE=true ; fi
if [ "@$GHCOFFLINE" == "@si"   ]; then GHCOFFLINE=true ; fi
if [ "@$GHCOFFLINE" == "@yes"  ]; then GHCOFFLINE=true ; fi

echo GHCOFFLINE=$GHCOFFLINE

if [ "@$GHCOFFLINE" == "@true" ]; then
    echo Building offline
    killany dnsmasq || true
else
    echo Building online
    service dnsmasq start || true
    cabal update
fi

#---------------------------------------------------------------------

pkg=$CABALNAME

echo ==== `date` $pkg start
echo cabal --installdir=$BUILDBIN/ \
           --overwrite-policy=always install $pkg

     cabal --installdir=$BUILDBIN/ \
           --overwrite-policy=always install $pkg
echo ==== `date` $pkg end

#---------------------------------------------------------------------

cp -p $BUILDBIN/* $BINDIR/
strip             $BINDIR/*
HOME=$OLDHOME

#---------------------------------------------------------------------

# 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 = n/a               # See "technotes" in "cfg" file

#---------------------------------------------------------------------

[history]
210617 Added package
220115 Updated to 2.17.0.1
220824 Updated to 2.19.2
240407 Updated to 3.1.2
250526 Reworked package
250526 Updated to 3.7.0.1