[MacPorts] #21072: Cannot force a change to +universal

Michael_google gmail_Gersten keybounce at gmail.com
Fri Sep 4 14:11:39 PDT 2009 

> If so, what does
>
>        port-rdeps -r gtkglext
>
> say?

Dependencies of gtkglext:
  mesa
    xorg-glproto
    xorg-dri2proto
    xorg-libXfixes
      xorg-libX11
        xorg-libXdmcp
          xorg-xproto
          pkgconfig
        xorg-libXau
        xorg-bigreqsproto
        xorg-xcmiscproto
        xorg-xextproto
        xorg-xf86bigfontproto
        xorg-inputproto
        xorg-kbproto
        xorg-xtrans
        libtool
          automake
            perl5
              perl5.8
            autoconf
              m4
              help2man
                p5-locale-gettext
                  gettext
                    libiconv
                      gperf
                    ncurses
                      ncursesw
                    expat
        xorg-util-macros
      xorg-fixesproto
    xorg-libXi
      xorg-libXext
    xorg-libXmu
      xorg-libXt
        xorg-libsm
          xorg-libice
    makedepend
    glut
    tcl
  gtk2
    cairo
      libpixman
      xrender
        xorg-renderproto
      fontconfig
        freetype
          zlib
      libpng
    glib2
      python_select
    jpeg
    tiff
    jasper
    atk
    pango
      Xft2
    xorg-libXrandr
      xorg-randrproto
    xorg-libXcursor
    xorg-libXinerama
      xorg-xineramaproto
    xorg-libXdamage
      xorg-damageproto
    xorg-libXcomposite
      xorg-compositeproto
    shared-mime-info
      libxml2
      p5-xml-parser
      intltool
        p5-getopt-long
        p5-pathtools
        p5-scalar-list-utils
        gnome-common

Wait ... libtool requires automake and autoconf? I can understand
saying "We need these to compile", but ...

The Mesa library requires xorg-libXfixes; that requires xorg-libX11.
Fine. It seems a little bloated in this case (distributing libX11,
when it's likely already there?), but not completely unreasonable
(different versions of what I'm assuming is a toolkit for using the X
server).

But libX11 claims to require libtool, for creating and playing with
archives? ... but libtool then needs to have automake and autoconf
around to to run???

And glib2 -- gnu C library -- requires python select? You need to
change python to use the library??

Are those dependencies overkill?

> If that works, what does
>
>        port echo installed and \( $(port-rdeps -r gtkglext | sed 1d)
>
> say?

atk                            @1.26.0_1+universal
autoconf                       @2.63_0+universal
autoconf                       @2.64_2
automake                       @1.10.2_0+universal
automake                       @1.11_0+universal
cairo                          @1.8.8_0+macosx+universal
expat                          @2.0.1_0+universal
fontconfig                     @2.7.1_0+macosx
fontconfig                     @2.7.2_0+macosx
fontconfig                     @2.7.2_0+macosx+universal
freetype                       @2.3.8_0+macosx+universal
freetype                       @2.3.9_0+macosx+universal
gettext                        @0.17_4+universal
glib2                          @2.20.4_0+darwin+universal
gperf                          @3.0.4_0+universal
help2man                       @1.36.4_1+universal
jasper                         @1.900.1_4+universal
jpeg                           @6b_3+universal
libiconv                       @1.12_2+universal
libiconv                       @1.13_0+universal
libpixman                      @0.16.0_0+universal
libpng                         @1.2.35_0+universal
libpng                         @1.2.38_0+universal
libtool                        @2.2.6a_0+universal
m4                             @1.4.12_1+universal
m4                             @1.4.13_0+universal
ncurses                        @5.7_0+universal
ncursesw                       @5.7_0+universal
p5-locale-gettext              @1.05_0
p5-locale-gettext              @1.05_0+universal
perl5                          @5.8.9_0
perl5.8                        @5.8.9_2
perl5.8                        @5.8.9_3
pkgconfig                      @0.23_1+universal
python_select                  @0.2.1_0+darwin_9
tcl                            @8.5.6_0+darwin
Xft2                           @2.1.13_2
xorg-bigreqsproto              @1.0.2_0
xorg-bigreqsproto              @1.1.0_0
xorg-inputproto                @1.5.0_0
xorg-inputproto                @1.5.1_0
xorg-kbproto                   @1.0.3_0
xorg-libX11                    @1.2_0+universal
xorg-libX11                    @1.2.2_0+universal
xorg-libXau                    @1.0.4_0+universal
xorg-libXau                    @1.0.5_0+universal
xorg-libXdmcp                  @1.0.2_0+universal
xorg-libXdmcp                  @1.0.2_1+universal
xorg-libXext                   @1.0.5_0+universal
xorg-libXext                   @1.0.99.4_1+universal
xorg-libXrandr                 @1.2.3_0+universal
xorg-libXrandr                 @1.3.0_1+universal
xorg-randrproto                @1.2.1_0
xorg-randrproto                @1.3.0_0
xorg-renderproto               @0.9.3_0
xorg-renderproto               @0.11_0
xorg-util-macros               @1.2.2_0
xorg-xcmiscproto               @1.1.2_0
xorg-xcmiscproto               @1.2.0_0
xorg-xextproto                 @7.0.5_0
xorg-xextproto                 @7.1.1_0
xorg-xf86bigfontproto          @1.1.2_0
xorg-xf86bigfontproto          @1.2.0_0
xorg-xproto                    @7.0.14_1
xorg-xproto                    @7.0.15_0
xorg-xtrans                    @1.2.3_0
xorg-xtrans                    @1.2.4_0
xrender                        @0.9.4_5+universal
xrender                        @0.9.4_6+universal
zlib                           @1.2.3_2+universal

Now, I did come up with the idea of filtering out the non-universals.

That lead to a file looking like:
Kleiman-ibook:Development michael$ head Lacking2
autoconf
fontconfig
fontconfig
p5-locale-gettext
perl5
perl5.8
perl5.8
python_select
tcl
Xft2

And a second file looking like
Kleiman-ibook:Development michael$ head -5 Wanted
autoconf +universal
fontconfig +universal
fontconfig +universal
p5-locale-gettext +universal
perl5 +universal

And a command line looking like
Kleiman-ibook:Development michael$ echo sudo port upgrade
--enforce-variants `cat Wanted`

which expanded to

sudo port upgrade --enforce-variants autoconf +universal fontconfig
+universal fontconfig +universal p5-locale-gettext +universal perl5
+universal perl5.8 +universal perl5.8 +universal python_select
+universal tcl +universal Xft2 +universal xorg-bigreqsproto +universal
xorg-bigreqsproto +universal xorg-inputproto +universal
xorg-inputproto +universal xorg-kbproto +universal xorg-randrproto
+universal xorg-randrproto +universal xorg-renderproto +universal
xorg-renderproto +universal xorg-util-macros +universal
xorg-xcmiscproto +universal xorg-xcmiscproto +universal xorg-xextproto
+universal xorg-xextproto +universal xorg-xf86bigfontproto +universal
xorg-xf86bigfontproto +universal xorg-xproto +universal xorg-xproto
+universal xorg-xtrans +universal xorg-xtrans +universal

Which looks correct to me.

And it works. Seems to, anyways. On the third package now.

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