Re: pkgsrc-2019Q3 64-bit bootstrap is broken on Solaris 11

[Jonathan Perkin <jperkin%joyent.com@localhost>]

* On 2019-10-11 at 08:48 BST, Sad Clouds wrote:

> I looked at bootstrap README files and pkgsrc online guide but not
> found anything that would tell me what they do. Specifically
> 
> --binary-kit <tarball>

Creates a tarball of the bootstrap at the end of the process.

> --compiler <compiler>

Used to set PKGSRC_COMPILER, but only required if the bootstrap script
cannot figure out what compiler is being used automatically.

> --cwrappers <auto|yes|no>

Should be removed as an option when the legacy wrappers are removed
and cwrappers becomes the default.

> --full

Build everything that bootstrap provides rather than just what the
host system actually requires.  For example even if the host system
provides a sed(1) that is fully compatible with pkgsrc, --full will
build and install nbsed and use it.

> --prefer-pkgsrc <list|yes|no>

Documented here:

  https://www.netbsd.org/docs/pkgsrc/buildlink.html#native-or-pkgsrc-preference

The main purpose of having a bootstrap argument for it is to ensure
that the settings are in sync from the beginning, as changing PREFER_*
after you have started building packages will normally result in
running into dependency conflicts.

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