wip/dcc: pkglint output

Hi,

I just did a `pkglint -Wall' on wip/dcc and do not fully understand some
of the warnings. Here is an initial attempt:

	> # pwd
	> /usr/pkgsrc/wip/dcc
	> BUILD
	> # pkglint -Wall
	> WARN: Makefile:23: License file ${FILESDIR}/dcc-free-license does not exist.
	> WARN: Makefile:24: LICENSE_FILE is defined but not used. Spelling mistake?

I guess the second warning is based on the first one. But the that first
warning is incorrect. The mentioned file exists.


	> WARN: Makefile:27: Please include "../../mk/bsd.prefs.mk" before using "?=".
	> WARN: Makefile:28: Please include "../../mk/bsd.prefs.mk" before using "?=".
	> WARN: Makefile:29: Please include "../../mk/bsd.prefs.mk" before using "?=".
	> WARN: Makefile:30: Please include "../../mk/bsd.prefs.mk" before using "?=".

What is bsd.prefs.mk? All the stuff set in mk.conf?


	> WARN: Makefile:29: The user-defined variable VARBASE is used but not added to BUILD_DEFS.
	> WARN: Makefile:30: The user-defined variable VARBASE is used but not added to BUILD_DEFS.

What is BUILD_DEFS and do I really need it? Also: Why is VARBASE
`user-defined'?


	> WARN: Makefile:150: The shell command "${SED}" should not be used in the install phase.

I use `${SED}' in INSTALL. Why shouldn't I use it?


	> WARN: options.mk:4: Unknown option "dccm".

options.mk:4:PKG_SUPPORTED_OPTIONS=	dccm

What's wrong with that?


	> WARN: options.mk:9: Permission [s] requested for PLIST_VARS, but only [au] is allowed.

options.mk:9:PLIST_VARS=		dccm

I'm confused.


	> WARN: PLIST:2: Manual page missing for bin/cdcc.
	> WARN: PLIST:3: Manual page missing for bin/dccproc.

Not true.

PLIST:bin/cdcc
PLIST:bin/dccproc
PLIST:(...)
PLIST:man/man8/cdcc.8
PLIST:man/man8/dccproc.8
PLIST:(...)


Thanks,



   Petar Bogdanovic




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