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ab3887a0
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Dec 20, 2016
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lyxell
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Dec 20, 2016
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Merge pull request #278 from cstrouse/add-newlisp
Add package for newLISP programming language
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require
'package'
class
Newlisp
<
Package
version
'10.7.0'
source_url
'http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/newlisp-10.7.0.tgz'
source_sha1
'8c256d134e4879d97f83087585cfe90d462def22'
#depends_on 'readline'
#depends_on 'libffi'
def
self
.
build
# This works but readline and ffi are disabled. When using the
# standard ./configure it's looking in the wrong place for ffi.h
# and readline isn't linked against libtermcap/ncurses.
#
# Looks like the readline issue is the system libreadline vs the
# one shipped with bash.
#
# Ideally I'll figure out how to get it building properly as follows:
# system "./configure --prefix=/usr/local --enable-readline --enable-ffi"
system
"./configure-alt --prefix=/usr/local"
system
"make"
system
"make"
,
"check"
end
def
self
.
install
system
"make"
,
"DESTDIR=
#{
CREW_DEST_DIR
}
"
,
"install"
end
end
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