Currently external modules and non-base packages are numbered from their own internal number space, and even though the Perl ABI number is embedded into them this isn't externally visible. For example, perl-html-parser-3.72.1 could be built for ABI 5.26 or for 5.28, we can't easily tell. This changes all of that by embedding the ABI number into the filename. Signed-off-by: Philip Prindeville <philipp@redfish-solutions.com>
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253 B
Makefile
10 lines
253 B
Makefile
PERL_VERSION:=5.28.0
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PERL_EXPLODE:=$(subst ., ,$(PERL_VERSION))
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PERL_MAJOR:=$(word 1,$(PERL_EXPLODE))
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PERL_MINOR:=$(word 2,$(PERL_EXPLODE))
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PERL_REL:=$(word 3,$(PERL_EXPLODE))
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PERL_VERSION3:=$(PERL_VERSION)
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PERL_VERSION2:=$(PERL_MAJOR).$(PERL_MINOR)
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