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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ Software Installation Tool (SIT)
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SIT is a simple software installation tool inspired by gentoo's emerge script. SIT is a simple software installation tool inspired by gentoo's emerge script.
It eases the installation process and helps to prevent errors during the It eases the installation process and helps to prevent errors during the
installation as well as helps with the documentation as it generates a lot of installation as well as helps with the documentation as it generates a lot of
log files and installes them together with the softwre package. log files and installes them together with the softwre package.
@ -17,16 +17,16 @@ convenience it should look like following
The global configuration file of SIT is $SIT_PATH/etc/sit.conf The global configuration file of SIT is $SIT_PATH/etc/sit.conf
It includes a variety of default values: It includes a variety of default values:
* PREFIX_BASE * PREFIX_BASE
* SRC_POOL * SRC_POOL
* SCLASS_DIR * SCLASS_DIR
* DEFAULT_PLATFORM * DEFAULT_PLATFORM
* DEFAULT_COMPILER * DEFAULT_COMPILER
A user specific configuration file $HOME/.sit" can be used to overwrite the A user specific configuration file $HOME/.sit" can be used to overwrite the
settings in the global configuration file. settings in the global configuration file.
The installation process is currently controled with the following environment The installation process is currently controled with the following environment
variables: variables:
* COMPILER * COMPILER
* COMPILER_VERSION * COMPILER_VERSION
@ -38,13 +38,13 @@ variables:
Sit detects currently the build platform using the SITE_PLATFORM_NAME variable. Sit detects currently the build platform using the SITE_PLATFORM_NAME variable.
If sit cannot determine the PLATFORM it uses the default platform specified If sit cannot determine the PLATFORM it uses the default platform specified
in sit.conf. in sit.conf.
For each platform configuration files are stored unter For each platform configuration files are stored unter
$SIT_PATH/etc/platform-configs/$PLATFORM/* $SIT_PATH/etc/platform-configs/$PLATFORM/*
At the moment only compiler configurations are supported. At the moment only compiler configurations are supported.
To install a package simply call sit with the necessary information provided by To install a package simply call sit with the necessary information provided by
these variables: these variables:
> [VARIABLE_DECLARATIONS] sit PACKAGE > [VARIABLE_DECLARATIONS] sit PACKAGE
@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ BUILDDIR directory in which the package will be build ($SRCDIR/build)
LOGDIR directory storing the temporary logfiles ($WORKDIR) LOGDIR directory storing the temporary logfiles ($WORKDIR)
For fine tuning of the installation process the user can overwrite the following For fine tuning of the installation process the user can overwrite the following
functions. If not other mentioned they are executed in $BUILDDIR functions. If not other mentioned they are executed in $BUILDDIR
src_unpack extract $SRC_POOL/${A} into $WORKDIR src_unpack extract $SRC_POOL/${A} into $WORKDIR
@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ src_install make install
src_posttest tests to be done after installation src_posttest tests to be done after installation
The following helper functions can be used The following helper functions can be used
unpack recognize and extract a compressed tar file unpack recognize and extract a compressed tar file