jucrenv

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Welcome

This tutorial will help you to setup a "jucr environment"!

Note1: this is a copy-paste tutorial

Note2: there is a script whose IPS extensions have been inspired by this tutorial. It automates the setup for a not identical but similar build enviroment (by tomww): [bootstrap-sfe-latest-os20nn]

First Step: install required packages

Note: the list can be incomplete!

   pfexec pkg install ss-dev gcc-dev SUNWgpch SUNWhea SUNWsfwhea SUNWwget SUNWgtar \
                  SUNWxwinc SUNWxorg-headers SUNWpkgcmds SUNWperl-xml-parser \
                  SUNWgmake SUNWgnu-automake-110 SUNWgnome-doc-utils \
                  SUNWgsed SUNWgawk SUNWgnu-diffutils SUNWgnu-coreutils \
                  SUNWgnome-base-libs SUNWgnome-common-devel SUNWgnu-gettext

Second Step: create directories

   pfexec mkdir -p /opt/dtbld/{bin,lib/cbe-env}
   mkdir ~/tmp

this directory will contain .spec files, includes etc.

   mkdir ~/jucrdev 
   cd ~/tmp

Third step: a

this tarball contains some needed stuff, like: symlinks, directory structure, exmples

   wget http://pkgsrc.sartek.net/jucrenv.tar.gz
   gtar xf jucrenv.tar.gz 
   cd jucrenv
   pfexec cp dtbld/bin/* /opt/dtbld/bin/
   pfexec cp dtbld/lib/cbe-env/default /opt/dtbld/lib/cbe-env/

You will need to execute this command every time before you are building a package!

   . /opt/dtbld/bin/env.sh

Third step: b

   cd ..
   wget http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/pkgbuild/pkgbuild-1.3.101.tar.bz2
   gtar xf pkgbuild-1.3.101.tar.bz2 
   cd pkgbuild-1.3.101
   ./configure --prefix=/opt/dtbld
   make 
   pfexec make install
   cp -r ~/tmp/jucrenv/jucr/* ~/jucrdev/
   cd ~/jucrdev
   cp ~/tmp/jucrenv/jucr/.pkgtoolrc .
   rm -rf ~/tmp

the default path for downloaded sources + etc is /export/home/<userid>/packages, you can change this with this command:

   echo "%_topdir /export/home/`whoami`/jucrbld" > ~/.pkgbuildmacros
   mkdir ~/jucrbld

DONE

Now try to build a .spec file:

NOTE: pkgbuild can't install required packages wit 'pkg' so you will need to install them manually

Fourth step:

let's try to build a .spec file but before this you'll need to:

   pfexec svcadm enable pkg/server
   pfexec pkg set-publisher -O http://localhost localhost

or

   pfexec pkg set-authority -O http://localhost localhost

if you are running the 2008.11 release

   pkgtool build --download gedit-plugins.spec

if no problems pkgbuild will publish your package to the local IPS repo: http://localhost

Last step

Create your own specs! You will find a template.spec in ~/jucrdev .. so

   cp template.spec yourpackage.spec

and start editing!