ruby18 with pbulk enviroment (Re: wip/mop

| To: [email protected]
| From: Makoto Fujiwara <[email protected]>
| Subject: wip/mop
| Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2011 22:45:31 +0900
| Message-ID: <yfmty73epz8.wl%[email protected]>

> MoP (Mozilla de Presentation) is ruby based
> converter for Presentation

I have changed DEPENDS+= line after above mail. 
Thanks obache.

I also thinking to add one line

+PKGNAME=	${RUBY_PKGPREFIX}-${DISTNAME:S/./-/}

and testing this wip/mop with pbulk environment.
But results with ruby18 is not good.
I have /etc/mk.conf as attached.

By the way, if /limited-list has only lang/ruby18, 
still getting

# Unresolvable dependencies found, exiting:
# lang/ruby18-base
---
Makoto Fujiwara, 
Chiba, Japan, Narita Airport and Disneyland prefecture.

-------------------
ACCEPTABLE_LICENSES= sendmail-license
ACCEPTABLE_LICENSES= generic-nonlicense
PKG_DBDIR=/var/db/pkg
_PKG_DBDIR=/var/db/pkg
PACKAGES=/packages
PKG_DEVELOPER?=yes
X11_TYPE=modular

.if 0
PKG_DEBUG_LEVEL?=       1
_PKG_SILENT=            @
_PKG_DEBUG=             # empty
.endif

# ----------
# /limited_list = wip/mop only
# ----------
# 0 0 -> 19
# 0 1 -> 18
# 1 x -> xx
.if 0
# -----------
# pbulk-resolve: Incorrect dependency for ruby19-mop-1-9, skipping
# pbulk-resolve: Incorrect dependency for ruby18-mop-1-9, skipping
# -----------
.elif 0
# -----------
# Unresolvable dependencies found, exiting:
# lang/ruby18-base
# -----------
RUBY_BASE=	ruby18
RUBY_REQD=	18
RUBY_SRCDIR=	../../lang/ruby18-base
RUBY_PKGPREFIX=	ruby18
.else
# -----------
# sent 4032 bytes  received 74 bytes  8212.00 bytes/sec
# total size is 7419194  speedup is 1806.92
# /usr/pkg_bulk/bin/bulkbuild  5.18s user 3.94s system 42% cpu 21.635 total
# -----------
RUBY_BASE=	ruby19
RUBY_REQD=	1.9.2
RUBY_SRCDIR=	../../lang/ruby19-base
RUBY_PKGPREFIX=	ruby19
.endif

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