An helper environment for debian/rules incremental tuning
I just wrote a small shell script (~235 lines including comments for
now), that sets up an environment which should help incremental tuning
of debian/rules files.
It mainly works with bash (though I left hooks for other shells, in
case someone wants to add support for those), by setting (ala
/usr/bin/X11/resize) variables and aliases that allow you to
cut-and-paste from your debian/rules directly into a shell, without
having to replace make's variables by hand (it uses aliases for this).
It surely has some bugs other than those I found myself (which are
listed near the top of the file); it surely can be made more clever.
Please test it if you're interested - I put it in my home dir on
master right now. I think it may be a good candidate for inclusion in
dev-scripts when it has stabilized.
It has some user doc as leading comments.
file://master/~dirson/dpgk-env_0.1.sh
Regards,
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