https://blueprints.launchpad.net/xbps/+spec/install-pkg-by-pkgmatch
The implementation works as expected, it was easier that I thought.
Bump XBPS_RELVER because the API was changed slightly.
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- Use an array of strings to store the pkgdeps.
- While adding a missing pkgdep, check if it's already in the queue and
new required version is greater, in that case replace with new one.
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libxbps:
- Moved repolist code to lib/repository_pool.c.
- Renamed xbps_{prepare,release}_repolist_data() to
xbps_repository_pool_{init,release} respectively.
- Moved regpkgdb dict code to lib/regpkgs_dictionary.c.
- Renamed xbps_{prepare,release}_regpkgdb_dict() to
xbps_regpkgs_dictionary_{init,release} respectively.
- Use a global reference count for repository_pool and regpkgs_dictionary,
this gives a substantial performance gain while looking for dependencies
in repository pool, among other things.
- Make xbps_find_pkg_* functions return errno and use it to detect
for spurious errors in code using them.
- Add code to detect when a dependency is already unpacked.
xbps-bin:
- Do not set pkg state to unpacked in the transaction, it's set already
while a package is unpacked.
- While installing or updating packages, it now knows when a dependency
is already unpacked and shows it as "unconfigured".
Bump XBPS_RELVER to 20091126.
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As consequence of this, remove xbps_callback_array_iter_in_repolist().
Nowadays to iter over the repository pool we have a SIMPLEQ, this
allowed to simplify the code and remove some now unneeed stuff.
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checked for any spurious error, this should make the core more safer :-)
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libfetch from NetBSD's pkgsrc has been imported into lib/fetch, but
the objects are embedded into libxbps. Only a public function to fetch
files has been implemented: xbps_fetch_file().
The library now is built with -fvisibility=hidden by default, and
exported symbols are the ones that use the SYMEXPORT macro.
The code works well enough, but will need many more cleanups.
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unsigned int and size_t do not match in size in x86_64, so use
unsigned int in functions expecting this type.
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