Hello Brian,
On 07/28/18 03:29, Brian Callahan wrote:
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> I think I forgot to mention this in my first email, but this needs
> NO_TEST=Yes too.
Sorry for that; it was in my local Makefile, but I forgot to add it to
the tarball; fixed.
> When I run abc -h, it identifies itself as "ABC 1.01" -- should that be
> the proper name of the PKGNAME? Maybe something like abc-1.01pl20180722
> or abc-1.01.20180722? Presuming that upstream will eventually crank the
> version number higher than 1.01?
This is something I thought about... actually, from the code's history
log, last time they bumped that revision number was in 2005, so I think
it is no more used; on the other hand, it's true that the variables are
still there and the version number appears in the program identification
(both in the help message and when launching the executable).
I let you decide. In attachment a new tarball with:
DISTNAME = 1.01.20180722
but please let me know if I should use a more specific combination of
DISTNAME, PKGNAME, VERSION, RELEASE, ...
On top of that, I submitted the patch upstream [1] and reported the
compiler's warnings [2].
[1] https://github.com/berkeley-abc/abc/issues/17
[2] https://github.com/berkeley-abc/abc/issues/18
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