Conary:Cmake Package Recipe

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Conary packagers can write a package recipe to package an application that requires a Cmake script. This type of recipe inherits directly from the PackageRecipe class.

Use the following template to start the recipe, and make the changes suggested:

 
class MyApp(PackageRecipe):
    name = 'myapp'
    version = '1.0'
 
    buildRequires = [ ]
 
    def setup(r):
        r.addArchive('http://www.example.com/sample/')
        r.CMake()
        r.Make()
        r.MakeInstall()

More information on specific variables, keywords, and class variables can be found in the API page for r.Cmake

Suggested changes:

• Change the class name to a CamelCase representation of the application name
• Change the value for name to the application name as packaged
• Change the value for version to the application version
• After cooking (with cvc) or building (with rMake), add items to the buildRequires section as instructed by the build messages (see Conary Recipe Structure for more information)
• CMakeLists.txt is the cmake script that r.CMake() will look for. This file can be added as a source component with cvc add CMakeLists.txt
• make and make install are not automatically run by r.CMake() and will need to be called in the recipe