On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, Jon Buller wrote:
> ${LN} -s ${PREFIX}/bin/${PROGRAM_PREFIX}patch ${PREFIX}/libexec/arch/arch/patch
> 
> Is that the right thing to do? 

Probably not as I expect you need to change all the scripts to find that
"patch" binary. You could DTRT in the first place then. 


> I'm worried a little that ${PREFIX}
> might have changed between the install of patch and the install of
> arch. 

If anything, you want to use LOCALBASE (or X11BASE) to get to other
packages - PREFIX is strictly for *this* page (being installed/built right
now). That aside, we do not support changing LOCALBASE/X11BASE.


> Also, is ${PROGRAM_PREFIX} the right way to get the g in
> gpatch?

Probably not - if anything, it's active in the devel/patch pkg, but not in
yours. I'd hardcode "gpatch".


 - Hubert

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