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# Copyright (c) 2010, 2015, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

#

GPATCH =	/usr/gnu/bin/patch

PATCH_LEVEL ?=	1

GPATCH_BACKUP =	--backup --version-control=numbered

GPATCH_FLAGS =	--strip=$(PATCH_LEVEL) $(GPATCH_BACKUP)

#

# Rules for patching source that is downloaded and unpacked or pulled from

# a source repository.  Patches should be named

# patches/{patch-file-name}.patch{version} where {patch-file-name} is a

# meaningful name for the patch contents and {version} corresponds to the

# COMPONENT_NAME{version} of the source to be patched.  Typically, version

# would be something like "_1", "_2", ...  After all {version} patches have

# been applied, a final set of patches without a {version} suffix may be

# applied.

#

# PATCH_DIR can be overridden to move patches to a different location

# PATCH_PATTERN can be overridden to adjust the patch naming scheme that the

#     build recognizes.

# EXTRA_PATCHES{version} can be defined in the component Makefile to include

#     additional patches.

#

PATCH_PATTERN ?=	*.patch*

PATCH_DIR ?=		patches

# patches specific to parfait builds.

ifeq   ($(strip $(PARFAIT_BUILD)),yes)

PARFAIT_PATCH_DIR =	parfait

endif

PATCHES =	$(shell find $(PATCH_DIR) $(PARFAIT_PATCH_DIR) -type f \

			 -name '$(PATCH_PATTERN)' 2>/dev/null | \

				LC_COLLATE=C sort)

PCH_SUFFIXES = $(patsubst .patch_%,%, $(filter-out .patch,$(suffix $(PATCHES))))

define patch-rule

ifeq ($(1),_0)

PATCH_PATTERN$(1) ?=	%.patch

PATCHES$(1) = $(filter %.patch,$(PATCHES))

else

PATCH_PATTERN$(1) ?=	%.patch$(1)

PATCHES$(1) = $(filter %.patch$(1),$(PATCHES))

endif

ifneq ($$(PATCHES$(1)),)

PATCH_STAMPS$(1) += $$(PATCHES$(1):$(PATCH_DIR)/%=$$(SOURCE_DIR$(1))/.patched-%)

ifeq   ($(strip $(PARFAIT_BUILD)),yes)

PATCH_STAMPS$(1) += $$(PATCHES$(1):$(PARFAIT_PATCH_DIR)/%=$$(SOURCE_DIR$(1))/.patched-%)

endif 

# We should unpack the source that we patch before we patch it.

$$(PATCH_STAMPS$(1)::	$$(UNPACK_STAMP$(1)) unpack

# Adding MAKEFILE_PREREQ because gmake seems to evaluate the need to patch

# before re-unpacking if the Makefile changed.  The various stamps are

# removed as part of the unpacking process, and it doesn't appear to

# re-evaluate the need for patching.  If we ever move the stamps to the build

# directory, we may not need the dependency any more.

$$(SOURCE_DIR$(1))/.patched-%:	$(PATCH_DIR)/% $(MAKEFILE_PREREQ)

	$(GPATCH) -d $$(@D) $$(GPATCH_FLAGS) < $$<

	$(TOUCH) $$(@)

$$(SOURCE_DIR$(1))/.patched-%:	$(PARFAIT_PATCH_DIR)/% $(MAKEFILE_PREREQ)

	$(GPATCH) -d $$(@D) $$(GPATCH_FLAGS) < $$<

	$(TOUCH) $$(@)

$$(SOURCE_DIR$(1))/.patched:	$$(PATCH_STAMPS$(1))

	$(TOUCH) $$(@)

patch::	$$(SOURCE_DIR$(1))/.patched

REQUIRED_PACKAGES += text/gnu-patch

endif

endef

#

# Define the rules required to download any source archives and augment any

# cleanup macros.

#

$(foreach suffix, $(PCH_SUFFIXES), $(eval $(call patch-rule,_$(suffix))))

$(eval $(call patch-rule,))	# this must be last so we don't drop *.patch_%.