[MacPorts] #5063: RFE: sped up dependency searching and added dependent finding
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Fri Mar 6 20:32:50 PST 2009
#5063: RFE: sped up dependency searching and added dependent finding
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Reporter: erickt@… | Owner: macports-tickets@…
Type: enhancement | Status: closed
Priority: Normal | Milestone: MacPorts Future
Component: base | Version:
Resolution: fixed | Keywords:
Port: |
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Changes (by jmr@…):
* cc: erickt@… (added)
* status: new => closed
* resolution: => fixed
Old description:
> Hello All,
>
> I whipped up a little patch to darwinports to figure out what packages
> depend on a particular port
> (opposite to the deps command). This allows some nice things. In
> addition, I've added a mode -R to the
> upgrade command that if specified, should rebuild all of the ports that
> depend on the one we're
> upgrading. I could also see having something similar to be added to the
> uninstall, but I haven't gotten
> around to that yet.
>
> Finally, in order to make this usable, I had to speed up the loading of
> the portindex file. Previously,
> each time you did a dportsearch, each source file would have to be
> walked. Since I have to build a list of
> all the dependencies, I had to walk each file for each installed port. So
> to optimize this, I read each file
> once, and throw all the results into an array. All my testing appeared
> that this provided the same
> functionality, but I'm not sure if some other command modifies these
> files while port is running, so it'd
> break that functionality.
>
> I've attached diffs for port.tcl and darwinports.tcl. Thanks!
>
> -e
New description:
Hello All,
I whipped up a little patch to darwinports to figure out what packages
depend on a particular port
(opposite to the deps command). This allows some nice things. In addition,
I've added a mode -R to the
upgrade command that if specified, should rebuild all of the ports that
depend on the one we're
upgrading. I could also see having something similar to be added to the
uninstall, but I haven't gotten
around to that yet.
Finally, in order to make this usable, I had to speed up the loading of
the portindex file. Previously,
each time you did a dportsearch, each source file would have to be walked.
Since I have to build a list of
all the dependencies, I had to walk each file for each installed port. So
to optimize this, I read each file
once, and throw all the results into an array. All my testing appeared
that this provided the same
functionality, but I'm not sure if some other command modifies these files
while port is running, so it'd
break that functionality.
I've attached diffs for port.tcl and darwinports.tcl. Thanks!
-e
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Comment:
It looks like everything applicable here has been done.
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.macports.org/ticket/5063#comment:23>
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