If a 'zip-excludes.lst' file is found in the craft's base directory, that will
overwrite the global catalog exclusion list.
Three new unit tests have been created to test the functionality.
This includes addition of the craft development directories 'dev', 'Dev',
'development', 'src', and 'Resources' and handling the common compressed gimp
file *.xcf.gz, a capitalised gimp file, and Blender *.blend[1-9] files.
Added support for building zlib, because current openbsd-6.5's zlib is too old.
If OpenBSD:
Default to not attempting to update or download packages - for now packages
have to be installed manually with pkg_add.
Use gnugetopt.
Use ZLIB build for simgear and fgfs.
For fgfs, use -DENABLE_QT=OFF -DENABLE_FGCOM=OFF.
For run_fgfs_debug.sh, use egdb because default gdb is too old.
- make all generated scripts executable;
- use correct path for 'terragear' in the generated default config file
~/.config/TerraGear/TerraGearGUI.conf (not the 'bin' subdirectory);
- add default for the 'flightgear' path in the same file;
- don't write temporary TerraGearGUI.conf in $CBD (it's useless and
might overwrite a user-created file);
- simplify a bit (esp. using a here document for generating
run_terrageargui.sh).
So far, TerraGear was always built by d&c with
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE="Debug". Following [1], d&c will now use, for
TerraGear, the build type selected with its -b option---which by default
is 'RelWithDebInfo'.
(In short: the 'Debug' build type has a very high negative performance
impact, therefore it should only be done intentionally.)
[1] https://sourceforge.net/p/flightgear/mailman/message/36650766/
- new function _depends() to allow declaring intercomponent dependencies
using a declarative style;
- declare that FGFS depends on SIMGEAR (TERRAGEAR depends on SIMGEAR as
well, but this was already there---just not in the new, declarative
style);
- print and log automatically-added components; when this happens, give
a hint about --ignore-intercomponent-deps;
- log the value of IGNORE_INTERCOMPONENT_DEPS, which reflects whether
--ignore-intercomponent-deps was used.
In Bash, the [[ <foo> == <bar> ]] and [[ <foo> = <bar> ]] conditionals
interpret <bar> as a shell globbing pattern. This wasn't desired in
_elementIn(), where the <bar> string is provided by the caller, and
might contain pattern metacharacters. Replace this conditional with a
plain string comparison made with '[' (aka, the 'test' command).
Add option --ignore-intercomponent-deps which does the following:
Ignore dependencies between components (default: don't).
Example: TERRAGEAR depends on SIMGEAR. Because of this, running
'download_and_compile.sh TERRAGEAR' would normally update, rebuild,
etc. both SIMGEAR and TERRAGEAR. Passing the
--ignore-intercomponent-deps option can be useful if you want to
update, rebuild, etc. TERRAGEAR *without* doing the same for SIMGEAR
(for instance, if you are doing repeated TERRAGEAR builds and you know
your SIMGEAR is already fine and up-to-date).
This script can be useful to debug library problems.
$ ./run_ldd.sh --help
Usage: ./run_ldd.sh LDD_ARGUMENT...
Run 'ldd' with the same LD_LIBRARY_PATH setup as done inside run_fgfs.sh.
Examples: 'run_ldd.sh fgfs', 'run_ldd.sh fgcom', etc. (this can be used
for any binary in 'install/flightgear/bin').
run_fgfs.sh and run_fgfs_debug.sh have been tested: now they work fine
when run from a directory whose path contains spaces.
The other scripts have been quickly updated, because the problems were
quite similar, but these haven't been tested (the FGo! startup script
had useless stuff, the FGx one had very weird things like "cd $ " which
probably had not been tested).
