The bootstrap example script is generally for using bootstrap scripts.
I have ended up using this for regular building because it is simple and already written.
The FLL 0.7 development now has build settings for some programs that do not build using the bootstrap without additional parameters.
Add support for the bootstrap script to use `fake` directly if it exists in the PATH for these particular programs.
This is added to the 0.6 stable branch for consistency purposes and essentially does nothing there.
There are no programs in the 0.6 stable branch that utilize this.
build_mode_extra_value_2=
shell_command=bash
exclude_programs=
+fake_programs=
grab_next=
skip=
${shell_command} ./install.sh ${verbose} ${color} ${shared} ${static} -w ${path_work} ||
break
+
+ if [[ $(type -p fake) != "" && ${fake_programs} != "" ]] ; then
+ for j in ${fake_programs} ; do
+ if [[ ${i} == "${j}-${version}" ]] ; then
+ cd ${path_original}package/program/${i} &&
+
+ fake clean make ${verbose} ${color} ${shared} ${static} -w ${path_work} -m ${build_mode} ${build_mode_extra_param_1} ${build_mode_extra_value_1} ${build_mode_extra_param_2} ${build_mode_extra_value_2} ${mode_compiler_param} ${mode_compiler_value} &&
+
+ ${shell_command} ./install.sh ${verbose} ${color} ${shared} ${static} -w ${path_work} ||
+
+ skip="break"
+ fi
+ done
+
+ if [[ $skip == "break" ]] ; then break ; fi
+ fi
done
else
echo