- according to our typography, referring to a manual page should be
<filename>page(x)</filename>
- don't enclose punctuation into quotes
- use <option> for option
Since it is needed for both building and installing, exporting it
allows to have it defined even if building as a regular user (so that
sudo is run for installing) or using a package manager (which usually
runs in a new shell and forgets unexported variables)
- Update to meson-1.3.1 (#5402)
- Update to vim-9.0.2189 (#4500)
- Update to inetutils-2.5 (#5404)
- Update to xml-parser-2.47 (#5403)
- Update to linux-6.6.8 (#5397)
- Update to tzdata-2023d (#5399)
- Update to setuptools-69.0.3 (#5400)
- Update to iana-etc-20231205 (#5006)
- Update to autoconf-2.72 (#5398)
- Update to grub-2.12 (#5396)
The sed command has changed ../rules.d/70-power-switch.rules to
"../rules.d", causing the install command to fail.
Change the command enumerating ../rules.d/*.rules but
70-power-switch.rules to a "find" command. Edit another "find" command
so the styles of them are the same.
There are some suspicious "nptl/tst-robust" test failures in Glibc, but
all other test results are clean. To be diagnosed...
And note that jhalfs needs an update to work with the merged parallelism
changes.
Set -Dlogind=false -Dvconsole=false to disable out-of-scope udev rules.
Use "ninja -n" to list the targets, so the disabled udev rules won't
show up then we can remove some "rm" commands. Do not remove
70-power-switch.rules from the source directory so we won't break
multilib.
There seems some guy overusing this method so we should add more
caveats.
- Use /opt/foo-x.y instead of /usr/pkg/foo-x.y. /opt/foo-x.y is used in
BLFS for Rustc, Qt5, etc. and /usr/pkg is not FHS-compliant.
- Use /etc/ld.so.conf and LDFLAGS instead of LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Relying
on LD_LIBRARY_PATH is generally a bad idea, and we also don't use it
in BLFS for /opt packages.
- Discourage this method for general use, mention it may not work for
vital packages like Glibc.
