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1.5
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@implement some platform specifics after I got some hints on the FreeBSD mailing lists
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@##
##  devtool.conf -- Development Tool Configuration
##

%autogen
    @@autogen shtool   2.0.6  "2.0.*" all
    @@autogen libtool  1.5.22 "1.5*"
    @@autogen autoconf 2.60   "2.6*"

%autoclean
    @@autoclean shtool
    @@autoclean libtool
    @@autoclean autoconf

%configure
    ./configure \
        --prefix=/tmp/path \
        --disable-shared \
        --enable-debug \
        "$@@"

%version
    ./shtool version -l txt -n "OSSP path" -e VERSION

%dist
    make distclean >/dev/null 2>&1
    ./shtool fixperm -v .
    V=`./shtool version -l txt -d short VERSION`
    ./shtool tarball -o path-${V}.tar.gz -d path-${V} -u ossp -g ossp \
                     -e 'CVS,\.cvsignore,\.[ao]$,^\.,devtool.conf' -c 'gzip --best' .

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@upgrade to latest tools
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@d6 3
a8 3
    @@autogen shtool   1.6.2 "1.6.*" all
    @@autogen libtool  1.4.3 "1.4*"
    @@autogen autoconf 2.57  "2.5.*"
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@source tree cleanups
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@d6 3
a8 3
    @@autogen shtool   1.6.1 "1.6.*" all
    @@autogen libtool  1.4.2 "1.4*"
    @@autogen autoconf 2.53  "2.5.*"
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1.2
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@fix devtool config
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@d8 1
a8 1
    @@autogen autoconf 2.52  "2.5.*"
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1.1
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@Initial revision
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@d6 1
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    @@autogen shtool   1.5.4 "1.5.*" all
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                     -e 'CVS,\.cvsignore,\.[ao],^\.,devtool.conf' -c 'gzip --best' .
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1.1.1.1
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@Welcome OSSP path (filesystem path manipulation library)

This is currently just a collection of reused components, assembled
together from various vendor sources.
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