Sortix volatile manual
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NAME
tix-metaport — build packages from portsSYNOPSIS
tix-metaport | [--build=triplet] [--cache-package] [--collection=collection] [--destination=directory] [--distclean] [--end=step] [--exec-prefix=prefix] [--generation=level] [--host=triplet] [--make=path] [--makeflags=makeflags] [--mirror=url] [--mirror-directory=directory] [--packages=packages] [--prefix=prefix] [--randomize] [--start=step] [--sysroot=directory] [--tar=path] [--target=triplet] [--tmp=directory] ports |
DESCRIPTION
tix-metaport builds each port in the ports directory and creates a repository with the binary packages. Each port is in its own subdirectory named after it, containing the port(5) The --packages option can be used to select which packages to build. tix-metaport determines the build order using tix-list-packages(8), and then builds and installs the packages in order using tix-port(8), forwarding all the appropriate options. tix-metaport is usually invoked through development(7) for the official ports.- --build=triplet
- The platform triplet for the machine the port is built on. (Default: Automatically detected.)
- --cache-package
- Skip the build if the binary package already exists and is the right version.
- --collection=collection
- Install the binary package into this collection created with tix-collection(8). (Default: --sysroot plus --prefix)
- --destination=directory
- The binary package is placed inside this directory.
- --distclean
- Clean the port for distribution. Remove the extraction and all the metadata files. If DEVELOPMENT is true in the port(5), then emit a warning, and do nothing to avoid deleting any in-progress work.
- --end=step
-
Stop the build after this step:
- start
- The start step before anything has happened.
- download
- Download the source code.
- extract
- Extract the source code and apply patches.
- tix-build-start
- The start step in tix-build(8).
- clean, pre-clean
- Clean the source directory before the build.
- configure
- Configure the port.
- build
- Build the port.
- install
- Install the port into the DESTDIR.
- post-install
- Run the post-installation script.
- post-clean
- Clean the source code after the port.
- package
- Create the binary package.
- tix-build-end
- The end step in tix-build(8).
- strip
- Strip the executables in the binary package.
- diff
- Regenerate the patches if in development.
- tix-install
- Install the binary package.
- end
- The end step after everything has happened. (Default)
- --exec-prefix=prefix
- The prefix where architecture dependent files are installed. (Default: --prefix)
- --generation=generation
- Create a binary package in the format of this tix generation level. (Default: 3)
- --host=triplet
- The platform triplet for the machine the port will run on. (Default: --build)
- --make=path
- Which make(1) to use. (Default: MAKE if set and otherwise make(1))
- --makeflags=makeflags
- Override the MAKEFLAGS variable inherited by make.
- --mirror=url
- First attempt to download the upstream releases from the port's source code mirror at url before attempting the upstream site. The files are copied from the filesystem if the url has no schema.
- --mirror-directory=directory
- Place the downloaded upstream releases in this directory in the layout that can be used as a mirror for the --mirror option. (Default: port.mirror)
- --packages=packages
- Build these packages as evaluated by tix-list-packages(8). The defaullt is ‘all!!’.
- --prefix=prefix
- Build the port into this prefix. (Default: The empty prefix designating the root directory)
- --randomize
- Build the ports in a random order while still respecting the build dependencies.
- --start=step
- Start the build at this step (see --end). (Default: start)
- --sysroot=directory
- The system root to use while building and installing the port. The toolchain is wrapped to transparently use this sysroot during the build.
- --tar=path
- Which tar(1) to use during the build. (Default: tar(1))
- --target=triplet
- The port's outputs targets this platform triplet. (Default: --host)
- --tmp=directory
- Place temporary files in this directory. (Default: TMPDIR if set otherwise /tmp)