getwinegit.sh 0.2

[Christian Lachner]

I decided to make this release a bit more complete than the other ones
i did before. Bugfree (i hope ;)) and with readme. current version is
0.2.
this is the readme's content:

getwinegit.sh-README

:: Intro
getwinegit is a script which was designed to download/update, compile
and install the current wine-git-source-tree.

:: Usage
Usage: /usr/bin/getwinegit.sh -mode

modes:
 -0   update the local source-tree
 -1   + compile the source
 -2   + install
 -3   no update; just compile the local source-tree and install

-h   help ;)

:: Install
Just copy getwinegit.sh wherever you want, make it executable and
create a softlink at /usr/bin. Then (or before) configure the script
by editing the variables in the head with your favourite editor.
(minimum is to set ENABLE="yes")

:: Changes
0.2		first stable release.

:: Future?
Tell me what you need and i will implement it... maybe :D

:: Where are you at home?
gladiac.onetrix.net

:: Bugs?
Report them to gladiac at gmail dot com ;)

Thanks for reading, bye
  glad

[Segin]

Christian Lachner wrote:
> I decided to make this release a bit more complete than the other ones
> i did before. Bugfree (i hope ;)) and with readme. current version is
> 0.2.
> this is the readme's content:
>
> getwinegit.sh-README
>
> :: Intro
> getwinegit is a script which was designed to download/update, compile
> and install the current wine-git-source-tree.
>
> :: Usage
> Usage: /usr/bin/getwinegit.sh -mode
>
> modes:
> -0   update the local source-tree
> -1   + compile the source
> -2   + install
> -3   no update; just compile the local source-tree and install
>
> -h   help ;)
>
> :: Install
> Just copy getwinegit.sh wherever you want, make it executable and
> create a softlink at /usr/bin. Then (or before) configure the script
> by editing the variables in the head with your favourite editor.
> (minimum is to set ENABLE="yes")
>
> :: Changes
> 0.2		first stable release.
>
> :: Future?
> Tell me what you need and i will implement it... maybe :D
>
> :: Where are you at home?
> gladiac.onetrix.net
>
> :: Bugs?
> Report them to gladiac at gmail dot com ;)
>
> Thanks for reading, bye
>  glad

Intersting, do you know of any platform-specific problem that may occur? 
The BSDs use their own 'sh' per default, and it is known to behave 
differently than the 'sh' in Solaris and GNU bash. I would like to 
assist you in working out all the knacks in the code.s

[Segin]

Christian Lachner wrote:
> I decided to make this release a bit more complete than the other ones
> i did before. Bugfree (i hope ;)) and with readme. current version is
> 0.2.
> this is the readme's content:
>
> getwinegit.sh-README
>
> :: Intro
> getwinegit is a script which was designed to download/update, compile
> and install the current wine-git-source-tree.
>
> :: Usage
> Usage: /usr/bin/getwinegit.sh -mode
>
> modes:
> -0   update the local source-tree
> -1   + compile the source
> -2   + install
> -3   no update; just compile the local source-tree and install
>
> -h   help ;)
>
> :: Install
> Just copy getwinegit.sh wherever you want, make it executable and
> create a softlink at /usr/bin. Then (or before) configure the script
> by editing the variables in the head with your favourite editor.
> (minimum is to set ENABLE="yes")
>
> :: Changes
> 0.2		first stable release.
>
> :: Future?
> Tell me what you need and i will implement it... maybe :D
>
> :: Where are you at home?
> gladiac.onetrix.net
>
> :: Bugs?
> Report them to gladiac at gmail dot com ;)
>
> Thanks for reading, bye
>  glad

Attached is a tarball of the getwinegit.sh script with the accompanying 
README in the standard source package format 
(<packagename>-<version>.tar.gz containing everything in 
<packagename>-<version>/)

This may be of help to anyone that does software distribution, maybe 
even Gentoo's package team.

[Christian Lachner]

Thanks for your help :D

I really don't know if it works on other shells than bash... I hope so
but I don't know. The Code is quite clean but the programming could be
better (the script was never ment to get this big...). The
Compiler-commands are quite easy to be edited. For sure you have
already looked at the header at the file ;))

First of all, i will test the script on zsh, csh, old-school-sh. Do
you have a BSD-Installation on one of your machines? If not i will
fire up vmware and install openbsd this weekend,

greeets
 chris

[Segin]

Christian Lachner wrote:
> Thanks for your help :D
>
> I really don't know if it works on other shells than bash... I hope so
> but I don't know. The Code is quite clean but the programming could be
> better (the script was never ment to get this big...). The
> Compiler-commands are quite easy to be edited. For sure you have
> already looked at the header at the file ;))
>
> First of all, i will test the script on zsh, csh, old-school-sh. Do
> you have a BSD-Installation on one of your machines? If not i will
> fire up vmware and install openbsd this weekend,
>
> greeets
> chris

yes I do: I have a FreeBSD 6.0-RELEASE system (200MHz, 32MB of RAM) and 
a NetBSD 3.0 system (420MHz, 256MB of RAM).

Install OpenBSD anyways, could have differences in the 'sh' that are hidden.