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On Thu, May 13, 2004 at 06:34:46PM +0900, Takahiro Kambe wrote:
> Why don't you use the real value for DISNAME, too?
> For example www/apache/Makefile,
>=20
> DISTNAME=3D		apache_${APACHE_VERSION}
> PKGNAME=3D		apache-${APACHE_VERSION}
>=20
> PKGNAME isn't complained but DISNAME still is complained.

yes, that would make sense.

i got a complaint from wiz, though.  invoking make within pkglint is
slow, which i agree with but trying to get the correct value of PKGNAME
and DISTNAME without running make is rather complex and i way above my
perl clue.

i am cosidering to back out the change, what do other people think?
is the slowdown worth the result?


regards,

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